Child Development and Pedagogy · Intelligence and Assessment
It is important that a teacher does not segregate children into fixed groups based upon Intelligence Quotient (IQ) because:
- 1the concept of IQ is not permanently stable and it leads to labeling of children.✓
- 2it restricts children from competing across different groups.
- 3it creates administrative inconvenience for schools.
- 4it is logistically inconvenient for teachers.
Correct answer
the concept of IQ is not permanently stable and it leads to labeling of children.
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