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Darwinistic Elitism is Idiotic by Al Siebert, Ph.D. , author of The Resiliency Advantage and The Survivor Personality social Darwinism noun : A theory in sociology that individuals or groups achieve advantage over others as the result of genetic or biological superiority. elitism noun : 1. The belief that certain persons or members of certain classes or groups deserve favored treatment by virtue of their perceived superiority, as in intellect, social status, or financial resources. 2. a. The sense of entitlement enjoyed by such a group or class. b. Control, rule, or domination by such a group or class. idiotic adjective Showing foolishness or stupidity. The American Heritage Dictionary In their controversial book The Bell Curve , Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray advocate a new form of Darwinistic elitism. They assert that a "cognitive elite" will and should "run a custodial state" for an "underclass" of people with lower intelligence that is "disproportionately black." They advocate that because "people in the underclass are in that condition through no fault of their own but because of inherent shortcomings about which little can be done...." and "a significant part of the population must be made permanent wards of the state."

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@import "/styles/navbar.css"; @import "/styles/tabStyles.css"; Set home page Bookmark site Add search Latest News ... Email to friend Text Size A A A Front Page ... Advertise With Us Source Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School Of Public Health Date Print this page Email to friend Television In The Bedroom May Hurt Child's School Performance A study of elementary school students found that children who had television sets in their bedrooms scored significantly lower on school achievement tests than children without TVs in their bedrooms. Having a computer in the home was associated with higher test scores, according to the same study, which was conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Stanford University. The study is published in the July 4, 2005, edition of the Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine. Related News Stories Study Finds Link Between Television Viewing And Attention Problems In Children (April 6, 2004) full story (September 24, 2001) full story Hypothyroidism During Pregnancy Linked To Lower IQ For Child (August 23, 1999) Children born to mothers with untreated hypothyroidism during pregnancy score lower on IQ tests than children of healthy mothers, according to a study conducted by Dr. James Haddow and partially ...

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Click here for a FREE preview of the new edition Click here to read the entire book - FREE on-line! IQ Tests and Intelligence Identify your own unique talents and build on them Latest research proves conclusively: Intelligence is NOT fixed. We can go on developing it throughout life. There are many different types of intelligence, and we can each build on our own unique strengths and greatly develop other abilities where we may not naturally be so competent. Researchers Gordon Dryden and Dr. Jeannette Vos, in their best-selling book The Learning Revolution, describe so-called intelligence tests as "possibly the worst educational innovation of the 20 th century." Two French psychologists, Alfred Binet and Theodore Simon, developed the first modern IQ tests in 1905. Two American psychologists, Lewis M. Terman and Maud A. Merrill, both of Stanford University, later adapted the French work into what became known as the Stanford-Binet tests. These did a good job of testing certain abilities. But they did not test all abilities. And, worse, they gave rise to the concept that intelligence is fixed at birth. But intelligence is not fixed.

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Click here for a FREE preview of the new edition Click here to read the entire book - FREE on-line! Home Schooling on the Internet And other new emerging distance-learning methods "In 30 years, the universities of America, as we have traditionally known them, will be barren wastelands." That prediction, by noted management thinker Peter Drucker, is one of many startling predictions covered by Gordon Dryden and Dr. Jeannette Vos in their top-selling book, The Learning Revolution. But authors Dryden and Vos in a news-update on this website, they suggest Drucker is conservative. "Thirty years?" they question. "How about three?" And that update shows how Stanford, Columbia, Harvard, Duke and Wharton Universities in the United States, and the London School of Economics in Britain are racing to get some of their top management courses on line. Some predictions are that by 2004 more than 100 million Americans will be taking part in adult education programs, many of them combining distance learning with shorter on-site courses.

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Applying for funding Projects we have funded About us Contact us ... Home Press articles Applying for funding Projects we have funded Press articles publications Monday 29th March 2004 Return to articles IQ tests urged for university entrants by Liz Lightfoot The Daily Telegraph Teachers have lost faith in A-levels as a way of identifying the brightest students and want universities to supplement them with American-style intelligence tests. Two-thirds say students should be offered university places only after they have received their examination results instead of the present system of admission based on predicted grades. The fact that teachers - who complain that students are over-examined - support an additional test shows the extent of dissatisfaction with the present system of university admissions, says Sir Peter Lampl, the chairman of the Sutton Trust, which commissioned the survey. The trust is piloting the Sat tests on which entry to American universities is based and says they help to identify talented students from low-achieving schools. The tests seek to judge how well students can solve problems, think laterally and apply their knowledge to different situations.

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53. Hoagies' Gifted Education: Asynchrony: Homeschooling An Exceptionally Gifted Chi score 140 and higher on individually administered iq tests; those above 160are termed exceptionally gifted. Can we start homeschooling tomorrow? http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/asynchrony.htm

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DoubleTake: Where All the Children July 10, 2002 Back to Discriminations DoubleTake : Where All the Children Are Above Average John's Take - That would be Fairfax County, Virginia, home of one of the largest school districts in the country. (Several years ago it was the tenth largest; not sure what it is now.) A recent article in the Washington Post noted with awe that "Minorities Swell Pool of Gifted in Fairfax: Success on Diversity Strains Elite Program." Curious about what success "on" diversity might mean, and especially because Jessie attended the Fairfax Gifted and Talented program (giving her mother and me, not just Jessie, quite a bit of experience with it), I read this article with a great deal of interest. I suggest that you read it as well, because I might be overreacting. Keep that caveat in mind as I tell you why I found it troubling, and in some instances virtually incoherent. The article reports that, as a result of revisions in the tests and other admission requirements, enrollment in the selective program went up 37% (519 students) for next fall. Nevertheless, "educators are adamant that the program is as selective as ever." I spent my first year of graduate school at Yale immediately before it went coed, and I am reminded now of comment on the Yale campus then. It was said (and a measure of Yale in those days is that one could never be sure if this was in jest) that Yale would LOVE to go coed, but the administration had been stumped by a seemingly intractable problem: they were determined to come up with a plan for going coed that would a) not increase the size of the student body or b) reduce the number of men who would have been admitted in the absence of co-education.

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"I couldn't possibly fail to disagree with you less." Previous: Down on the farm Next: The crankiest guy in movies ... Return to Main 7 May 2005 It's only a number Doc Searls introduces the premise: My friend challenged her on that, saying that heredity must also have something to do with their success. "Yes," the woman replied. "It would if they hadn't all been adopted." We expect so much from "intelligence," despite the fact that our very definitions of it are inconsistent, and even though the tools we have to "measure" it are questionable at best. [M]ost people are born smart and ... we use the likes of IQ tests to pound populations of uniquely gifted individuals into bell curves. IQ is a head trip. There's something misleading, even delusional, about it. No doubt those who score well are smart. But average or low IQ scores are often meaningless, except to the degree that they fortify our belief that intelligence is a fixed value, like height or weight, and as easy to measure. The whole culture we've built around IQ tests serves to legitimize a creepy form of elitism. Worse, it substantiates our need to treat individuals always as members of populations. As typicalities. Nowhere is this more apparent, and obsolete, than in corporate org charts. Yes, hierachies are useful. But so are human beings that like working, and advancing, in companies that value their unique gifts. And, of course, fitting people

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