The Development of Intelligence in Children
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Pardon him. Tell him to pay attention another time. " Bad replies, which show that the reservation, "he did not mean to do it" has not been understood, "Go tell the teacher. Get revenge . Punish him . ' ' 3. "When one breaks something belonging to another what must one do?" Good answers, "Pay for it. Excuse one's self. Replace it. Acknowledge it. " Bad replies, as a rule unintelligible. " You must get it paid for. I J d cry . Go to the policeman . ' ' Our three questions, as may be noticed, are... easy to understand and present no difficulty of vocabulary. Therefore, it may hap- pen that even six year old children will answer them satisfactorily, but this is rare. Half of the seven and eight year old children answer acceptably; at nine years three-fourths, and at ten years all children do so. To pass the test we require that two ques- tions out of three be satisfactorily answered.
Comprehension questions (second series). Of the same type as the preceding, but more subtle, and presenting some difficulties of vocabulary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pardon him. Tell him to pay attention another time. " Bad replies, which show that the reservation, "he did not mean to do it" has not been understood, "Go tell the teacher. Get revenge . Punish him . ' ' 3. "When one breaks something belonging to another what must one do?" Good answers, "Pay for it. Excuse one's self. Replace it. Acknowledge it. " Bad replies, as a rule unintelligible. " You must get it paid for. I J d cry . Go to the policeman . ' ' Our three questions, as may be noticed, are... easy to understand and present no difficulty of vocabulary. Therefore, it may hap- pen that even six year old children will answer them satisfactorily, but this is rare. Half of the seven and eight year old children answer acceptably; at nine years three-fourths, and at ten years all children do so. To pass the test we require that two ques- tions out of three be satisfactorily answered.
Comprehension questions (second series). Of the same type as the preceding, but more subtle, and presenting some difficulties of vocabulary.
What to read after The Development of Intelligence in Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Binet Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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