IQ, short for intelligence quotient, is a measure of a person’s thinking ability. In short, it is designed to measure how well a person can use information and logic to answer questions or make predictions.
IQ tests begin by measuring short-term and long-term memory.
They also measure people’s ability to solve puzzles and remember information they’ve heard – and how quickly!
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Every student can learn, regardless of their intelligence. But some students struggle in school because of weakness in a particular area of intelligence. These students often benefit from special education programs.
There they receive additional help in the areas in which they struggle. IQ tests can help teachers determine which students would benefit from such additional help.
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Chess is a game of skill and strategy. Intelligence helps, but so does diligence and perseverance to slowly acquire skills.
IQ tests can also help identify students who would do well in fast-paced “gifted” programs.
