Topic: Intelligence tests bring more harm than good
Intelligence tests create stress and anger in both school and work settings.
Intelligence tests decrease educational differences based on location or school providing more educational equality.
intelligence tests do a good job of comparing intelligence across certain groups.
Intelligence tests do harm when they are portrayed as depicting raw intelligence rather than acquired knowledge.
Intelligence tests do not accurately measure how smart a person is.
intelligence tests do not accurately measure intelligence and tend to biased towards ethnic minorities
intelligence tests do not bring more harm than good because it helps people to realize their full potential and to lead them in the right direction to pursue their interests and passions.
intelligence tests do not bring more harm than good because they simply show the actual intelligence of the person.
intelligence tests do not bring that much harm. they are able to detect which students are excelling and which may need more help . they can also be fun for students to compare their scores.
Intelligence tests do not give a true indication of a person's intellect and can cause them to feel bad if they do not do well on a particular area.
intelligence tests do not take into account other talents or abilities and can therefore label people in a way that can harm their future
Intelligence tests do not test for different types of intelligence.
intelligence tests don't accurately measure intelligence because they are inherently biased towards the type  of people who designed them
intelligence tests don't bring more harm than good they just enhance the fact people need to refresh their knowledge bases
intelligence tests don't determine someone's real intellect.  that is shown in their everyday lives.
intelligence tests don't evaluate a persons intelligence, they evaluate someones ability to take tests and willingness to follow instructions. some tests have also had origins with eugenics.
intelligence tests don't measure real world skills and capabilities
intelligence tests don't really test anything other than the ability to take a test well.  it doesn't actually measure how smart someone is and gives deceiving results.
intelligence tests enable schools to places students in classes that can prove more beneficial to them.
Intelligence tests favor those aspects of intelligence possessed by their designers and devalue the others.
Intelligence tests favor those who can learn easily versus those who have trouble learning.
intelligence tests focus on a very narrow definition of the word, and can have the effect of labelling a child a failure early in life, with potentially severe consequences.
intelligence tests form a narrow test that does not take into account a student's creativity or other personality attributes.
intelligence tests give a fair indication of a person's ability to process situations and make a good outcome so they bring more good than harm.
intelligence tests give a skewed and limited view of a student and do not give a full picture of someones abilities and skills.