Topic: Intelligence tests bring more harm than good
intelligence tests are really not so much about intelligence but about the ability to take a test so, of course, it does more harm than good in that it will label people wrongly based on their test-taking.
intelligence tests are segregating between kids and should be banned.
intelligence tests are skewed toward upper class white males, making the test not a true measure of a person's intelligence
intelligence tests are subjective in truth, and hurt the poor scorers
intelligence tests are taken on a day that a student could be sick.  that test is then used to base whether the child should be in special ed or advance classes.  one test should not be a means of judgement.
intelligence tests are there to recognize kids who are smarter and to be given proper chance.
intelligence tests are too rigid and focus on specific capabilities while those who do not fare well are lumped into  the status of not being smart.
Intelligence tests are unable to emulate college or jobs that may require them.
intelligence tests are unfair for students who cannot perform under stress or have other test-related fears
intelligence tests are unfair for those who cannot handle the pressures of taking a test
intelligence tests are unscientific and only give a narrow, limited view of ones skills and abilities
intelligence tests are useful because it lets people know how good they are in certain areas and how bad they are in others
intelligence tests are useful for employment
intelligence tests are useful for teacheers and employers and should be retained.
intelligence tests are useful tools for schools and employers.
intelligence tests are useless and don't predict how a student will do in school
intelligence tests are very helpful in helping people find out what they are good at and what they aren't
intelligence tests are very useful to determine who needs extra help in core learning and who can be pushed to excel, meaning both high and low scorers are more equipped to reach their full potential.
intelligence tests aren't accurate measures of intelligence, because some people are known to not be able to do well on a standardized test.
intelligence tests as a helpful shorthand for schools to find students who need the most help and guidance.
intelligence tests boxes children into stereotypes and hinders their growth
intelligence tests boxes kids into stereotypes which can hurt their self esteem.
intelligence tests bring less harm than good because the envelope of people
intelligence tests bring less harm than good, we can see in advance societys
intelligence tests bring more good because it can help identify truly gifted people early on
intelligence tests bring more good than harm because it give a person an idea where their strengths lie and where they may be a weakness that needs extra attention.
Intelligence tests bring more good than harm because more information about yourself is valuable to you own self assessment.
Intelligence tests bring more good than harm because they equalize students from rich and poor backgrounds, since money cannot buy intelligence.