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Direct linkErnest Opoku; Dominic Owusu; Francis Arthur; Iddrisu Salifu; Emmanuel Quayson; Eric Boateng; Francis Obeng Gyedu; Stanley Asare-Bediako; Emmanuel Rungson Attom; Solomon Adjatey Tetteh; Sharon Abam Nortey; Ayishatu Ameen – Discover Education, 2025
The evolving landscape of higher education requires a better understanding of students' cognitive strengths, especially in complex disciplines such as Economics where multiple approaches to problem solving are essential. This study explored students' multiple intelligences (MI) approach to learning Economics and examined gender differences in the…
Descriptors: College Students, Profiles, Multiple Intelligences, Economics Education
