Increasing Intelligence?
Is there any way to significantly increase your intelligence and comprehension?
Answer:
- Read about all sorts of subjects
- Do riddles, math problems, etc.
- If you only know 1 language, then learn another one (it's been proven that bilinguals tend to be smarter)
- Learn about a new subject
- Be open-minded; listen to people's opinions and try to understand things from their point of view.
- Be consistent. Just because you don't have to learn something doesn't mean that you can skip a few days of studying
- Eat healthy, exercise, and get enough sleep.
You can't significantly increase your intelligence overnight, though. Also, don't wait until you're older to learn something like a new language. Your brain absorbs information best when it's still developing or when it's just at a young stage in general.
Read and question what you have read.
absolutly ,"Education".
Intelligence is thought to be relatively fixed and genetically based.
So, no.
read plenty of different types of articles on a variety of subjects and ask yourself what is the explicit and implicit messages? What is the bias of the text? Don't believe something just because you have read it. Think deeper.
read a LOT. And read interesting Nonfiction. IQ, just think a lot. Try and figure out how to do something important (I like thinking about perpetual motion).
There is no way to increase your "Intelligence". That is what you are born with I'm sure. There's being intelligent, and Knowledgeable. Knowledge of course, Is knowing facts and things, while intelligence I believe is the rate of which you learn, and the ability to keep it, and articulate yourself with it. I myself, started reading at around 2-2 1/2. (Dunno when people usually start reading :P) Since then, I keep reading and reading. That's a good way to significantly increase your "knowledge", or try Sudoku, Crossword puzzles, Anything that could be a challenge of your Intellect. IQ = Intellectual Quotient, and is based on knowledge :0
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Answer:
- Read about all sorts of subjects
- Do riddles, math problems, etc.
- If you only know 1 language, then learn another one (it's been proven that bilinguals tend to be smarter)
- Learn about a new subject
- Be open-minded; listen to people's opinions and try to understand things from their point of view.
- Be consistent. Just because you don't have to learn something doesn't mean that you can skip a few days of studying
- Eat healthy, exercise, and get enough sleep.
You can't significantly increase your intelligence overnight, though. Also, don't wait until you're older to learn something like a new language. Your brain absorbs information best when it's still developing or when it's just at a young stage in general.
Read and question what you have read.
absolutly ,"Education".
Intelligence is thought to be relatively fixed and genetically based.
So, no.
read plenty of different types of articles on a variety of subjects and ask yourself what is the explicit and implicit messages? What is the bias of the text? Don't believe something just because you have read it. Think deeper.
read a LOT. And read interesting Nonfiction. IQ, just think a lot. Try and figure out how to do something important (I like thinking about perpetual motion).
There is no way to increase your "Intelligence". That is what you are born with I'm sure. There's being intelligent, and Knowledgeable. Knowledge of course, Is knowing facts and things, while intelligence I believe is the rate of which you learn, and the ability to keep it, and articulate yourself with it. I myself, started reading at around 2-2 1/2. (Dunno when people usually start reading :P) Since then, I keep reading and reading. That's a good way to significantly increase your "knowledge", or try Sudoku, Crossword puzzles, Anything that could be a challenge of your Intellect. IQ = Intellectual Quotient, and is based on knowledge :0
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