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... academic standards . Six educational organizations produced a sharp counterattack in which they criticized the authors of the San Francisco report for " academic pettiness and snobbery " and for going beyond their competence in limiting ...
... academic standards . Six educational organizations produced a sharp counterattack in which they criticized the authors of the San Francisco report for " academic pettiness and snobbery " and for going beyond their competence in limiting ...
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... academic subject matter . Its well - informed advocates were quite aware that a majority of pupils were not being educated beyond high school ; but they argued that the same education which was good preparation for college was good ...
... academic subject matter . Its well - informed advocates were quite aware that a majority of pupils were not being educated beyond high school ; but they argued that the same education which was good preparation for college was good ...
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... academic performance raised so that they were acceptable in college and some even earned scholarships . ) Moreover , the IQ alone would , in no case , be an infallible index to the ceiling of anyone's potential educational achievement ...
... academic performance raised so that they were acceptable in college and some even earned scholarships . ) Moreover , the IQ alone would , in no case , be an infallible index to the ceiling of anyone's potential educational achievement ...
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On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
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