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From my point of view there are three basic mathematical skills, logical reasoning, spatial reasoning and visualization, and calculation ability which is relate
by physicslover 15y ago
From my point of view there are three basic mathematical skills, logical reasoning, spatial reasoning and visualization, and calculation ability which is related to memory.
I agree that to excel in sciences you will need more than spatial reasoning alone.
Also, spatial intelligence has many dimensions. For instance, I cannot visualalize something complex like a human face but have little problem rotating simple shapes or moving chess pieces in my head, which makes me think my spatial reasoning is stronger than my spatial memory or pure visualization ability.