Methodological aspects of diagnosing the linguistic intelligence in early school-age students

This article highlights the essence and importance of the possession of linguistic intelligence by students of young school age as a valuable acquisition in learning English language. In this sense, a tool is proposed to diagnose the level of linguistic intelligence purchased by students of young school age, namely a test that contains items related to the four aspects of linguistic intelligence: phonology, semantics, syntax and praxis. The results of the application of the respective test are provided by statistical processing methods such as: the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) program, Cronbach's Alpha Coefficient, frequency analysis, cross-frequency analysis, T-test for paired samples, Pearson Correlation. The article also includes estimates of the value of the findings, including the areas of their exploitation.