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There are different types of intelligence, cognitive, social, emotional intelligence.  I feel it's fluid and dynamic

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There are different types of intelligence, cognitive, social, emotional intelligence.  I feel it's fluid and dynamic

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Intelligence can be defined in many different ways, such as ones ability to aquire knowledge, problem solve, or be creative.

I think that

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intelligence is engaging the world with sophistication, nuance and reflection. It can take the form of physical intelligence, emotional intelligence or formal logic.

Just off the top of my head at least

(It sure made me feel unintelligent when I struggled to use this platform...)

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intelligence is a social construct, what is deemed intelligent in one's family, culture, might be different in another's

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intelligence is a social construct, what is deemed intelligent in one's family, culture, might be different in another's

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Intelligence is the ability to read the room: to be cognitively, emotionally and mentally aware as well as flexible enough to take in new information, but this only scratches the surface of what is intelligence...

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Intelligence is the cognitive competency to comprehend phenomena, whether abstract or practical or a combination of both.  Intelligence can be very specific or broad.

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Ability to draw connections between ideas, capacity to acquire and assimilate new knowledge (emotional, factual, etc.), ability to use those capacities to look inward for the sake of growth and evolution of self

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Ability to draw connections between ideas, capacity to acquire and assimilate new knowledge (emotional, factual, etc.), ability to use those capacities to look inward for the sake of growth and evolution of self

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Intelligence is an affinity or special talent in some area of life. There are multiple areas of life in which one could be intelligent or have intelligence.

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I think that intelligence is dominance or aptitude in a variety of different fields. For example a person that is a great gymnast may be kinetically or flexibly (if that's a word) intelligent. I think this spreads across all fields and can be reduced to really niche areas.

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I believe there are multiple aspects to intelligence.  The ability to retain and recall facts, stats, and memories is a big part of it, but I believe a higher form of intelligence is the ability to solve novel problems, and as the ability to be creative…essentially synthesizing information and generating new knowledge.

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varied and has many elements

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The ability to be cognitively, emotionally and mentally aware of self and social relationships and connected with and having an understanding and faith in a higher source spiritually.

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I think that intelligence can be defined in many ways, one's ability to problem solve, plan, be creative, or acquire knowledge.

In my view a foundation of acquiring knowledge is ones ability to remain curious - and I also think it should be noted that the school system

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Intelligence is having expanded knowledge in a specific area of interest, not necessarily related to academics

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intelligence is the ability to use the various processes of the brain (spatial, verbal, nonverbal, etc) to effectively "solve a problem".

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I always go to the dictionary when I'm asked to get to the heart of a word. The word "intelligent" comes from the Latin for "understanding" and, even further back, it stems from the words "between" and "choose." I think intelligence is a capacity to understand, which I don't think can ever be accurately measured on a test. There are many different types of intelligence - academic, emotional, spiritual, etc.

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I think intelligence takes on multiple different forms. This is a major shortcoming of most intelligence tests. I think intelligence is something that takes work both to gain and to see in others. With so many different forms of intelligence I would argue everyone is intelligent in some way and I feel sad for this student who now has this internal struggle of perhaps seeing himself as not good enough. These tests are so damaging to some and I don't see a balance between risk and reward of administering these tests.

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defined in numerous ways, one being able to learn from experience. I think often we dont appreciate peoples levels of intelligence and look for a specific level and cut it off there.

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that kid is scoring at z= 0.23, that is at the 60th percentile, that means he is 10% above average (mean), should not be in accelerated program. At IQ = 130, z = 1, then scoring at 86%tile, that means child doing better than 86% of population, which makes more sense for scoring as "accelerated". so that 7 points is HUGE difference, since SD = 10.

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that kid is scoring at z= 0.23, that is at the 60th percentile, that means he is 10% above average (mean), should not be in accelerated program. At IQ = 130, z = 1, then scoring at 86%tile, that means child doing better than 86% of population, which makes more sense for scoring as "accelerated". so that 7 points is HUGE difference, since SD = 10.

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What is intelligence? I think intelligence is subjective and also fluid. I think that there are so many variables that influence ones 'intelligence'. There are so many different levels of self-awareness and understanding that have to be considered when looking at this question... in fact I don't know if I have a set definition of this question.  What I do feel, is that it is fluid ever evolving.