In earlier articles I discussed Howard Gardner's learning styles and their connection culturally. In this section, I want to outline some practical tips for implementing these ideas. Before I do that I want to make a distinction between intelligence and learning style. They are not really the same.
Intelligence is a capacity, or an ability, in a designated area of knowledge.
According to, Gardner, people who are not especially strong, or gifted in one area can improve by uses their strengths first, and then adding on other abiities with practice. Intelligence can't function in isolation. People who exhibit this enjoy reading, writing, and telling stories. They comprehend the correct usage of language and have good memories for words. Designers and creators, generally, have spatial intelligence.