intellect

A collection of articles debating issues related to genetics and intelligence, such as whether genetics influences intelligence, the validity of IQ tests, IQ differences among races, and the role IQ research should play in determining social policies.

Presents four books that explore the extraordinary abilities of psychic Edgar Cayce and the implications his work had for the psychic world and twenty-first-century society.

Mr. Dizzy is not treated very well by some of the "clever" residents of Cleverland.

Little Miss Brainy gets tired of answering easy questions and wants a challenge, so she sets out to find someone who can stump her.

Presents tools for teaching kindergarten through eighth grade using a multiple intelligences approach, providing lesson plans, assessment guidance, learning center suggestions, reproducibles, and other practical resources.

Tips for getting maximum power from your brain with food, exercise, and other external forces. Provides test and experiments to determine how each of our individual minds works.

Provides an overview of MI theory and examines its implications for assessment and teaching from preschool to college admissions.

Explains how students can improve their reading and writing skills when teachers integrate the other seven intelligences: logical, mathematical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, and naturalistic, into their curriculum.

Presents an overview of the research that suggests the presence of at least seven primary intelligences in the human mind; features individual discussion of each of these areas; and discusses how individuals can develop their personal strengths and apply them to their lives.

Identifies and describes sixteen habits of thought displayed by intelligent people in response to problems, including persisting, listening with understanding and empathy, thinking flexibly, striving for accuracy, applying past knowledge, and finding humor.