IQ testing - difficult but still important...

This is an important topic, and this page brings together a number of key resources against the need for straight practical information about the various IQ tests or for the rationale for IQ tests in the first place. This will build further over time, and indeed you may wish to contribute to this building?

• Questions about assessment and testing - an excellent FAQ with references by Keith McGuinness
• The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children III (or WISC III) - some information notes to help people understand the process and the results.
• The Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence Revised (or WPPSI-R) - some information notes to help people understand the process and the results.
• Some information on testing the exceptionally gifted with the Stanford-Binet LM test
• An article on the advantage of using the Stanford-Binet 5 for assessing gifted individuals
• Information from the publisher on the Stanford Binet 5 including clinical coverage.
• GT World's overview of common IQ and other types of tests - good for perspective.
• Coverage of the issues in the 1988 Senate Select Committee Report.

   

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