IQ Is Not Intelligence. WHAT IS?

2,802 views · Published 3 November 2018 · 17:30 · Indexed 6 November 2026

Channel: à-bas-le-ciel · 2018 · Education

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Some reflections on objective measurements of intelligence (the I.Q. test, etc.).  The "ray of hope" in the conclusion is that the paradigm of task-based learning can give rise to something along the lines of task-based testing (that might tell us more about the type of intelligence we're interested in measuring, with the impossibility of objectivity being duly noted).
Disclaimer: if I look exhausted, it's because I am exhausted.  Filmed during the morning walk to the gym (after NOT a lot of sleep).
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