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Five Reasons Why Presuming Competence is ALWAYS a Good Idea
I.Q. and other tests that purport to measure human capacity are terribly flawed. Basing a student’s whole educational career and future on a test score just seems fraught with potential harm.
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Dr. Andrea Mayfield
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Allyson Satter
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Allison Posey
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Beth Dixon
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Emily Bourque
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Brian Pickering
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Carol Kamp
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Carol Quirk
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Debra Jennings
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Bryan Dean
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Elizabeth Hartmann
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Harriet
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Dr. Alvin Taylor
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Janet Gnall
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Janice Fialka
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Jessica Dulay
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Jessica Meisenheimer
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Jennifer Kurth
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Jawanda Barnett Mast
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Teri Jones
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Jenny Stonemeier
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Julie Smith
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Dan Habib
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Linda M. Beitz, Ed.D.
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Leander Corman
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Luis Pérez, Ph. D.
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Linda Rohrbaugh
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Loui Lord Nelson
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Mary Schuh
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Mary E. Wilson
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Dr. Maura Anne Hart
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Michael McSheehan
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Melanie Shaw Ginn
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Michael Tursi
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Mike Jamison
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Dr. Monique Jenelle Green
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Melinda Mitchiner PhD
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Nelia Nunes
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Newton Piper
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Daniel T. Pollitt
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Linda Quintanilha
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Lacy A. Redd
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Ron B. Rogers
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Susan Shapiro
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Seena Skelton
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SWIFT Education Center
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Wayne Sailor
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Thurma Fulghum DeLoach
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Torrie Dunlap
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Barb Trader
