Eyes to See
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There are a variety of talents/skills/intelligence, whatever you prefer to call it, that people have. The IQ test itself isn't a good indicator of a person's intelligence, rather his ability to learn. A person taking an IQ test over and over can eventually score very high on it just by practicing it a lot.
According to some here are the types of intelligence (traits) we have:
1. Visual/Spacial.
2. Linguistic/Verbal.
3. Logical/Mathematical.
4. Bodily/Kinesthetic.
5. Musical.
6. Interpersonal.
7. Intrapersonal.
8. Pedagogical.
Everyone excels in one or more and is deficient in others. So you are better at certain things than your friends/family, and they are better at certain things than you. A person may be a musical genius but may no be very gregarious, outgoing, the life of the party. And it could be the other way around. Someone may be a great athlete but may not have as great an ability at language, etc.
A little off the topic but in the general area is our ability to learn. I thought this guy did a good job of breaking down the fact that we don't have specific learning types:
According to some here are the types of intelligence (traits) we have:
1. Visual/Spacial.
2. Linguistic/Verbal.
3. Logical/Mathematical.
4. Bodily/Kinesthetic.
5. Musical.
6. Interpersonal.
7. Intrapersonal.
8. Pedagogical.
Everyone excels in one or more and is deficient in others. So you are better at certain things than your friends/family, and they are better at certain things than you. A person may be a musical genius but may no be very gregarious, outgoing, the life of the party. And it could be the other way around. Someone may be a great athlete but may not have as great an ability at language, etc.
A little off the topic but in the general area is our ability to learn. I thought this guy did a good job of breaking down the fact that we don't have specific learning types: