Discover Your Multiple Intelligences
🎉 Your Multiple Intelligences Profile
Your results will appear here after completing the test.
This test is based on Dr. Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences.
Your results will appear here after completing the test.
This test is based on Dr. Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences.
The traditional concept of intelligence — measured by IQ tests focused solely on verbal and mathematical ability — is outdated. In 1983, Harvard psychologist Dr. Howard Gardner revolutionized education and psychology with his groundbreaking Theory of Multiple Intelligences. He proposed that humans possess at least eight distinct forms of cognitive strength, each equally valid and valuable. This paradigm shift recognized brilliance in artists, athletes, counselors, musicians, and nature lovers — not just mathematicians and poets.
Today, neuroscience confirms Gardner’s insights: different intelligences activate unique brain regions. Linguistic intelligence lights up Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas; spatial intelligence engages the parietal lobe; bodily-kinesthetic activity fires motor cortexes. Yet schools, workplaces, and even social media still glorify only two types: logic and language. Millions of talented people feel “not smart enough” simply because they don’t fit the narrow mold.
Take the time to reflect on your results. Consider how they resonate with your lived experience. Look for opportunities to apply this knowledge in practical ways that enhance your learning, work, and relationships. And remember that while we all have different cognitive profiles, every intelligence has value, and every person has the capacity to grow and contribute in meaningful ways.