Determine Multiple Intelligences among College Students in College of Arts and Sciences, Alras Governorate / the kingdom of Saudi Arabia in light of Some Variables
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Determine Multiple Intelligences among College Students in College of Arts and Sciences, Alras Governorate / the kingdom of Saudi Arabia in light of Some Variables
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to determine multiple intelligences among college students in College of Arts and Sciences, Alras Governorate / The kingdom of Saudi Arabia in light of some variables.
The study sample consisted of (732) female students randomly chosen, They are (259) of Sciences College and who were (356) of Arts College, ( 117 ) of the Higher Diploma . So, for the purpose of this study ,1999) McKenzie)list had been used for multiple -intelligence which localized and legalize on the environment of Saudi Arabia ( Abu hashem,2007)
- The results showed that:
- The intelligences common among students came respectively: personal, social, and lastly musical.
- There is statistically significant differences at )0.05 ≥ α( in the multiple intelligences between students specializing in the sciences as opposed to literature in favor of students of sciences .
- The presence of statistically significant differences at at )0.05 ≥ α( due to the impact of the educational level in favor of the Higher Diploma students in all intelligences, with the exception of the Bodily/Kinesthetic Intelligence and Logical/Mathematical Intelligence.
Keywords: multiple intelligences, university students.
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