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To: E. Pluribus Unum; pabianice

A lot related to IQ tests within a country that has the same language group relates to verbal comprehension. Even math relates to that. Blacks speak a rudimentary nonstandard English that doesn’t even include some of the concepts that would be required for them to understand or express themselves in an IQ test. They can even barely sort of shapes because they’re not sure how to classify them.

Blacks need to be taught Standard English.


56 posted on 09/19/2015 12:59:17 PM PDT by livius
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To: livius

You be dissing me bro!


57 posted on 09/19/2015 1:00:22 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum (Is the Pope Catholic?)
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To: livius
They can even barely sort of shapes because they’re not sure how to classify them.
Blacks need to be taught Standard English.

I am having difficulty parsing the first statement, in order to come to an agreement on your second statement. Are you black?

68 posted on 09/19/2015 1:07:39 PM PDT by roadcat
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To: livius
Language holds back the hispanic population. Prepositions in English can switch the meaning of a phrase. The tests often have convoluted sentences, so they're sometimes testing reading comprehension, not math or thought process.

The time spent at home speaking a simplified language holds them back. Blacks, not so much, as many blacks often score well in reading, but not so well in analytic parts of tests.

98 posted on 09/19/2015 1:37:58 PM PDT by grania
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Wut uo wit dat?


106 posted on 09/19/2015 2:04:49 PM PDT by mad_as_he$$ (Section 20.)
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