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Revealing how earlier discoveries about IQ and recent research indicate that intelligence is not genetically fixed and can be taught, an education researcher identifies three kinds of intelligence, documents dramatic increases in intelligence, and outlines specific strategies for improvement. -- Amazon.com
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1 edition- Other · English · 1995Free Press · 390 pages · 9780029252123
IntellectIntelligence levelsLearning, Psychology ofNature and nurturePsychology of LearningSocial aspectsSocial aspects of Intelligence levelsNew York Times reviewed