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IQ, Intelligence and Brain Power

Intelligence Testing: Past, Present, and Future

Intelligence testing has long played a central role in education and psychology. What is the origin, the present standing, and what does the future hold?

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Jun 8, 2025Sue du Plessis
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IQ Test Scores: The Basics of IQ Score Interpretation

“What do you mean my child isn’t gifted — he got 99 on those tests! That’s nearly a perfect score, isn’t it?” “The criteria you handed out says ‘a score in the 97th percentile or above.’ Peter got an IQ score of 97! That meets the requirement, doesn’t it?” Comments like these are not unusual and indicate a complete misunderstanding of IQ test scores.

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May 15, 2023Sue du Plessis
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History of the IQ Test and Intelligence Testing

Learn more about the history of the IQ test and intelligence testing, which began in earnest in France, when in 1904 psychologist Alfred Binet was commissioned by the French government to find a method to differentiate between intellectually normal children and those inferior.

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Dec 5, 2022Sue du Plessis
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Should We Abandon the IQ Test in the Analysis of the LD Child?

The most important criterion in diagnosing a child as learning disabled is the IQ test. The aim of an IQ test is to measure the intelligence of a child, which supposedly is an indication of the child's potential. But where does the test come from and does it really measure potential?

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Apr 24, 2002Sue du Plessis
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