Performance Analysis of Mathematics Learning Outcomes Based on Logical-Mathematical and Linguistic Intelligence

This Study Investigates the Relationship Between Logical-Mathematical and Linguistic Intelligence in Influencing Students’ Mathematics Learning Outcomes. Data Were Collected from Middle School Students Through Standardized Tests and Analysed Using Statistical Methods. This Research Design Is Quantitative Correlation Using the Dummy Regression Method. The Research Sample Is 60 Students of Lab school Fip Umj Junior High School Indonesia, Which Was Determined by Stratified Random Sampling Technique. Results Indicate That Logical-Mathematical Intelligence Has a Strong Positive Correlation with Problem-Solving and Numerical Skills, While Linguistic Intelligence Significantly Contributes to Understanding Word Problems and Communicating Mathematical Ideas. The Findings Recommendation That a Balanced Approach Targeting Both Intelligences Could Enhance Overall Mathematics Performance.