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NYSTCE ATS-W Secondary Sample Test

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Which of the following supports the theory of multiple intelligences?

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A child who has trouble reading may have exceptional artistic ability.

according to the theory of multiple intelligences, the traditional concept of intelligence does not encompass the wide variety of abilities humans display. for example, students who have low scores on iq tests may have exceptional artistic ability. howard gardner, who developed this theory, identified eight distinct types of intelligence. all the other choices reflect the traditional idea of intelligence.