Classroom Organization And Control
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If, however, an eight-year-old child tests as ten years old mentally, then his I Q would not be 100, but 125, or 25 above normal, etc. A study of this figure shows that these 905 children range in I Q's from 56 to 145; that is, from very low to very high mentality.
The distribution of intelligence. This diagram gives, perhaps, as true a description of the range of intelligence 1 For a full explanation of the scale and its use the reader is referred to The Measurement of InteUigence by Dr. Lewis... M. Terman. (Boughton MifiSm Company, Boston, 1916.) y GRADING AND PROMOTING 129 among elementaty-school children as can be given to date, and we should note the following facts which this diagram brings out: first, that about one third of the children tested are normal (96-105); second, that almost exactly as many are above as below normal; third, that the distribution of those above normal corresponds closely to the distribution of those below normal. That is, the .33 per cent who have I Q's between 56 and 65 are offset by the .55 per cent, at the upper extreme with I Q's between 136 and 145, etc., with the other groups.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If, however, an eight-year-old child tests as ten years old mentally, then his I Q would not be 100, but 125, or 25 above normal, etc. A study of this figure shows that these 905 children range in I Q's from 56 to 145; that is, from very low to very high mentality.
The distribution of intelligence. This diagram gives, perhaps, as true a description of the range of intelligence 1 For a full explanation of the scale and its use the reader is referred to The Measurement of InteUigence by Dr. Lewis... M. Terman. (Boughton MifiSm Company, Boston, 1916.) y GRADING AND PROMOTING 129 among elementaty-school children as can be given to date, and we should note the following facts which this diagram brings out: first, that about one third of the children tested are normal (96-105); second, that almost exactly as many are above as below normal; third, that the distribution of those above normal corresponds closely to the distribution of those below normal. That is, the .33 per cent who have I Q's between 56 and 65 are offset by the .55 per cent, at the upper extreme with I Q's between 136 and 145, etc., with the other groups.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sears, Jesse Brundage to read onlineMoreLess
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