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"R. Steve Walz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > No Child Left Behind - You give all the kiddees a standardized test > > and single out all the LOOZerz for special > > funding and treatment.... > > (flushing money down the toilet) > > > > I think we need a NGLB program: > > No Genius Left Behind - You give all the kidees a standardized test > > and single out all the *Winners* for for > > specialized funding and treatment. > > (get serious return for the money) > > > > Bob says the Constitution requires equal treatment under the law. > > If the NCLB qualifies as "equal treatment" then so does the NGLB. > -------------- > Nope. It's one vote per person, not per genius. I should hope not. I've seen the early IQ tests. Five of the eight sections required knowledge of numbers. (This was a century ago.) Also, there's no way to test the creative part of the brain. But well...Niels Bohr would be fairly right-brained. At least compared to Einstein. What about Erwin Schrodinger? Yet subatomic particles still exist, and they still behave so unpredictably. An interesting thing ignored by Yerkes's tests in the Army: Northern blacks beat Southern whites. Perhaps better than 'generic intelligence' (i.e., a genius), we should focus on specific parts of the brain. > > WTF is the difference? > -------------- > If you don't know, then you're not a genius and by NGLB you're > unfit to be trying to even THINK publically, let alone lead. > > Genius is undemocratic, and everyone who believes it excludes them > will gang up to destroy NGLB, and good riddance. Which is why Bush called his plan 'no child left behind', even though it basically meant no rich child.
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