Decoding a Child's Intelligence: The Multiple Intelligence Theory

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Decoding a Child's Intelligence: The Multiple Intelligence Theory

The Multiple Intelligence Theory speaks of eight facets of intelligence which all children have. Knowing their strong intelligences may help in their education and in maximizing their potential.

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