The Iq Paradox: Still Resolved - William T. Dickens, the Brookings Institution

The article "The Iq Paradox: Still Resolved" by William T. Dickens at the Brookings Institution discusses the apparent contradiction between IQ scores and educational outcomes. It explores how IQ tests may not be the sole predictor of academic achievement and suggests alternative factors that should be considered.

FAQ

Q: What is the book about?
A: The book is about the IQ Paradox.

Q: Who is the author of the book?
A: The author of the book is William T. Dickens.

Q: What is the main argument of the book?
A: The main argument of the book is that the IQ paradox can still be resolved.

Q: What is the IQ paradox?
A: The IQ paradox refers to the relationship between income and IQ, which does not follow a straightforward pattern.

Q: What does the book address regarding the IQ paradox?
A: The book addresses the resolution of the IQ paradox.