Topic: Intelligence tests bring more harm than good
Intelligent tests can be inaccurate at testing human intelligence. Their are machines operated by human like us and can be deceitful and confusing in the results they give
intelligent tests is very helpful at finding out what a person is great at and not so great at so it could help them with choosing what field of work they want to persue
intelligent tests only measure someone's intelligence, not real world common sense.
IQ test can provide unique and important information about a young child intellectual development and can help professionals to identify individual areas of strength, as well as areas where they are comparatively not as strong
IQ testing limits children by putting them into stereotyped categories.
IQ tests allow students to recognize the areas in which they need to improve scholastically.
IQ tests allow teachers and parents to direct additional resources to children who need them the most, i.e., those with low IQ scores.
IQ tests allow teachers to understand the cognitive strengths and weaknesses of their students and thus tailor their teaching according to the needs of their students.
IQ tests allows students to understand and focus on their intellectual strengths.
IQ tests are an ineffective way to measure intelligence, as intelligence itself is made up of different facets, subjects and talents.
IQ tests are effective at assessing future employee performance and thus are  a useful tool for companies.
IQ tests are fundamentally flawed because they do not take into account the complex nature of the human intellect and its different components
iq tests are great for determining how smart a person is.   this not only helps with getting into colleges and jobs but a person with a low iq can show that they are a prime candidate for public assistance.
IQ tests are poor predictors of socioeconomic and vocational success.
IQ tests can help diagnose learning disorders like ADHD and autism .
IQ tests can help schools identify new ways of helping students with learning disabilities by allowing for the development of unique methods for teaching
iq tests can help with student placement in the right classes to learn better.
IQ tests can limit student potential an perpetuate stereotypes within a classroom setting
iq tests can make people feel like a failure when they are actually smart.
IQ tests can make test-takers discouraged if they receive a bad score. They may not make an effort to succeed, since they already expect to fail.
IQ tests don't actually measure anything except how good a person is at taking an IQ test.
iq tests have a failing in that it doesn't test a student's creativity and emotional intelligence also the test may have a bias in favor of the type of people who wrote the test.
IQ tests have a very difficult time in assessing the uniquely brilliant minds of people with autism
IQ tests measure only a few types of cognitive abilities and do not account for the vast array of intelligence types
IQ tests measure only a small fraction of a person's intelligence, and provide little information about social skills or empathy.