Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: Excelsior
Here is some data.
The "lowest" is New Mexico, followed by Mississippi, and Alabama.
Wow, apparently you cannot read. New Mexico is 38th and Alabama is 41st. Idaho, Utah, South Dakota, Wyoming, and South Carolina all rank worse than Alabama.
Apparently YOU can not read. Check it again..slowly..take it all in..
Edit: I guess you are proof of your states own ranking in
reading scores.
Did he not ask for IQ? Yes or no?
Did I link to something that pertained to this thread, even slightly?
On the left are widely discussed but unverified state IQ averages, which seem to be a hoax. Next to them are ranked, actual Reading and Math (R+M) scores of fourth graders in 2003, a rough IQ measure.
I win, give up.
Uh, no you don't win. If you go by IQ which is WHAT he asked, then what I posted was correct. He asked for IQ and not "test scores" and this is regardless of whether or not those scores are real. He asked for IQ...
Well, if you would READ, it says "Next to them are ranked, actual Reading and Math (R+M) scores of fourth graders in 2003, a rough IQ measure. " So, if you want a REAL ranking of IQ scores, albeit rough, then using the REAL data is the most accurate IQ ranking, not the hoax scores.