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I have a list of topics for future columns that keeps getting longer and longer due to suggestions mostly from teachers, but also from administrators, custodians, food service workers, bus drivers, and even parents. Almost all seem to focus on parent behaviors — but not this month. I’m going to give parents a rest and talk about something parents have little control over, intelligence. I’m also going to give parents a tip on one thing they can give their children that is more important than intelligence, a strong work ethic.
It is one of the great conundrum of democracy and education that all children are not equal when it comes to intelligence. There was a very good summary article in Scientific American, (“The General Intelligence Factor,” November 1998), if you want to read the results from real research. Even in that article the author apologized for what she had to say as if it were unethical to say that higher intelligence allows a person to...
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