Terman's Intention in Developing Intelligence Testing Was to

question 162

Multiple Choice

Terman's intention in developing intelligence testing was to

• A) apply the scientific method to the study of intelligence.
• B) promote the genetics movement and discourage people who were "unfit" from reproducing.
• C) identify which children should be placed at which grade levels, depending on their intellectual abilities.
• D) assist the government in implementing universal education for all children.

Review global educational performance, focusing on math and science scores.

Critique the fairness and implications of standardized testing methods like SAT and ACT.

Understand the factors contributing to educational inequality and stratification in the U.S.

Analyze the effectiveness of different educational reforms and interventions.

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