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The concept of the "seven types of smarts" comes from Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences. These include linguistic (word smart), logical-mathematical (number smart), spatial (picture smart), musical (music smart), bodily-kinesthetic (body smart), interpersonal (people smart), and intrapersonal (self smart). Each type reflects different ways individuals excel in learning and problem-solving, emphasizing that intelligence is multifaceted rather than a single metric. This framework encourages recognizing and nurturing diverse talents in educational settings and beyond.

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