Topic: Intelligence tests bring more harm than good
intelligence test bring more good than harm as the test provides a person with a clearer picture of where their strengths lie.
intelligence test bring more harm then good because positive results make people act better then they are and negative results harm self esteem
intelligence test can cause certain students to be pigeon holed and cause them to have low opinions of themselves because they can not score as high as others.
intelligence test can show where people need to improve.
intelligence test ensure people are competent.
intelligence test give some people a false sense of superiority and others a feeling of failure. the test does not tell  how successful a person will be and their ability to function in the real world.
intelligence test have a very narrow idea of what is intelligent and ignore other talents a person might have.
intelligence test help students end up in classes that help them learn the best.
intelligence test may not be perfect, but it gives the examiner a pretty good evaluation of the person taking the test, and there is no harm in that.
intelligence test measure someone's ability to memorize, retain and recite lessons learned without being able to measure how capable someone's ability to perform tasks related to job performance.
Intelligence test provide metrics which cannot be accessed otherwise.
intelligence test results could vary on any given day
intelligence testing allows for an equal baseline measurement of how capable an individual is in learning and retaining information.
intelligence testing can help a child receive specialized assistance if found to be of a lower iq and requiring such.
intelligence testing can result in a child being labeled as gifted.  as such they would under go more stress and higher expectations which can be difficult to deal with at a young age.
intelligence testing in minors can help 'slower' children be labeled to receive specialized help and gifted children to receive more challenging work in order to help to grow into the best adults they can be.
intelligence tests  can give people a false sense of their own worth. if they believe they are very intelligent they may not try as hard and may ultimately achieve less.
intelligence tests  cause inflated egos  in people that often lack common sense
intelligence tests allow an unbiased mechanism to get extra resources to those that have a higher capacity for learning yet lack the economic mobility to receive these resources.
Intelligence tests allow employers and schools to locate areas where test takers need to improve.
Intelligence tests allow employers to select and sort job candidates into roles that are best suited for their ability.
intelligence tests allow for an accurate ranking of students by intelligence, thus allowing for directed allocation of resources to address students' specific needs.
intelligence tests allow for students to be placed in classes at their level to prevent dropout from boredom at lower levels
intelligence tests allow students to be placed in classes that will challenge them and help them excel.