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Re: Average IQ across different types of schools Tigerle #230190 05/04/16 09:05 AM
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stemfun Member S Joined: Jan 2012 Posts: 100	Originally Posted by Tigerle Like chay, I have found that trying to find a classroom where the mean is as close as possible to my kids ability works best. I agree, in our case this will mean finding a school where this is more likely to be the case. I have found that this does not equate to finding a high ses school in my area. Sports is the main focus of high ses parents in my area, education is secondary at best.

Re: Average IQ across different types of schools stemfun #230191 05/04/16 09:06 AM
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Bostonian Member B Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 2,640 Likes: 2 MA	Originally Posted by stemfun Originally Posted by Bostonian In the book "Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010" by Charles Murray, he states that for children with two white parents, the expected IQ as a function of parental education is as follows (p66, available on Google Books) 95 -- two high school dropouts 101 -- two high school graduates 109 -- two college graduates 116 -- two parents with graduate degrees 121 -- two graduates of elite colleges Race matters too. How does race matter? In the U.S., blacks score about 1 standard deviation below whites on IQ tests.

Re: Average IQ across different types of schools Bostonian #230193 05/04/16 09:09 AM
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stemfun Member S Joined: Jan 2012 Posts: 100	Originally Posted by Bostonian Originally Posted by stemfun Originally Posted by Bostonian In the book "Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010" by Charles Murray, he states that for children with two white parents, the expected IQ as a function of parental education is as follows (p66, available on Google Books) 95 -- two high school dropouts 101 -- two high school graduates 109 -- two college graduates 116 -- two parents with graduate degrees 121 -- two graduates of elite colleges Race matters too. How does race matter? In the U.S., blacks score about 1 standard deviation below whites on IQ tests. Interesting that this does not apply to immigrant Nigerians as a group, for instance, which to me suggests that this deviation has little to do with race and more to do with low income and culture.

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