the original use of Intelligence Testing

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I just never know but:

While Alfred Binet is credited with the first intelligence test, that was far from his intent when he and his colleague developed the Binet-Simon scale in 1908. The purpose was not to predict future performance, but simply to identify students who were in need of alternative educational approaches.

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The Man of Steel, with dyscalculia

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No we are not talking about the movie hero here but a regular guy, who is our hero and blogs at BlokeofSteel.co.uk In the post that we link today he tells his personal story about how he found out that he had dyscalculia through a comment his wife made. Since he is been raising awareness for it, which we appreciate.

Read all about it: HERE

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Bed Time Math

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We have not linked to them for a while so it is time to alert you again to this great resource.

The site (bedtimemath.org) provides little stories with suggested Math questions for every night. Go check it out and enjoy with your little ones.

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A campaign to accept those who are different

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It’s been shown time and again that when a problem is given to a group consisting of 99% neurologically identical people, the solution is more often than not provided by the 1% neurological outlier. That outlier may well be considered disabled or disadvantaged most or all of the time. But to supporters of neurodiversity, people are perceived as disabled because they are at the extreme edge of the ability pond; not because they are damaged.

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