Profiling students’ multiple intelligences approach in the learning of economics in a Ghanaian University
Authors:
- Ernest OpokuEOErnest Opoku
- Dominic OwusuDODominic Owusu
- Francis ArthurFrancis Arthur
- Iddrisu SalifuISIddrisu Salifu
- Emmanuel QuaysonEQEmmanuel Quayson
- Eric BoatengEBEric Boateng
- Francis Obeng GyeduFGFrancis Obeng Gyedu
- Stanley Asare-BediakoSAStanley Asare-Bediako
- Emmanuel Rungson AttomEAEmmanuel Rungson Attom
- Solomon Adjatey TettehSTSolomon Adjatey Tetteh
- Sharon Abam NorteySNSharon Abam Nortey
- Ayishatu AmeenAAAyishatu Ameen
Open Access
- 28 July 2025
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in Discover Education
- Vol. 4 (1) , 1-15
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