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Qoutient Intellectual (Iq)

Since in school to enter the working world we are always on IQ tests, though it be a decisive test of each student or worker to succeed later.

ccording to Thurstone there are 7 (seven) factors that determine intelligence, namely:

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      1. Easy to use numbers

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      2. Memory

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      3. Easily capture conversations relationships

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      4. Observant

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      5. Easy to draw kesimpu; of the existing data

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      6. Quick to observe, and

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      7. Proficient in solving various problems (Rational Intellegence).

Every individual has a different intelligence. This difference can be known through an IQ test. In this test, a person’s IQ can be obtained and identified by the division of mental age (mental age) with chronological age (Chronological age) and then multiplied by 100, or by the formula IQ = (Mental Age) / (Chronological Age) x 100. For example: A 10-year old child has an IQ of 140, obtained from the calculation: 14/10 x 100 = IQ of 140, meaning that the child including the child’s a genius because of the age of 10 years, he has the test scores of people aged 14 years. (Taufan Surana , 2005).

On IQ tests had to be obtained calculation results can be interpreted as follows: 0-20 (Idiot), 20 – 50 (imbeciles), 50-70 (Moron), 70-90 (Normal a blunt), 90-110 (Normal; average), 110-120 (Superior), 120-140 (Very Superior), and 140 (G & T). What about intellectual development strategy in the learning process? Among the intellectual development strategy in the learning process needs to be preceded by the development of meta-Intellegence, namely the ability to know what is known and the unknown. This capability is the basis for planning a strategy in seeking and utilizing the information needed to solve the problem. Development of meta-Intellegence divided 4 (four), namely:

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    1. Tacit Intellegence, namely intellegensi development related to the ability to understand the different potentials themselves, eg, by the way: Allowing children to assess themselves and their own behavior.
    2. Strategic Intellegence, namely the development of skills associated with the efforts made ​​to improve the function of intelligence through activities or solving problems.
    3. Aware Intellegence, namely the development of abilities related to consciousness to perform various activities and creative measures in order to improve problem solving skills.
    4. Reflective Intellegence, namely the development of knowledge and ability to utilize various skills in a variety of ways that can be done to solve the problem.
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