Frazz by Jef Mallett for July 06, 2001
July 05, 2001
July 07, 2001
Transcript:
"This is the sixth assessment test where Caulfield just played around with the dots on the answer sheet." "Lichtenstein! Very nice." "He may be as smart as you say, but he's blowing the curve, nicking our funding and torpedoing his own transcripts." "What is his problem with standardized tests?" "Maybe they only work with standardized kids."
doctorwho29 about 12 years ago
Hole in one Frazz
lordrakster almost 11 years ago
Like a Bauss~
DKHenderson 4 months ago
I recall reading an article on the man who first created I.Q. tests. His reason for doing so was to determine which children required specialized teaching. Others quickly took the idea and used it as a means to exclude such children entirely. Not to mention those who wanted to say “My I.Q. is higher than yours, so therefore I am superior.”