The Science and Politics of IQJust being in the same family doesn't make siblings similarIf you're fatter than your friends, it's probably genetic'Tiger - mothering' won't make much difference in the enddifferentBeagle Alice in WonderlandDoes DNA sequencing mean a world where children with low IQs are destined from birth to clean the loos?
GCSE results are in the genes too!Babies may soon have their genes readGCSEs are more nature than nurture
An abstract of Plomin et al’s forthcoming paper
instruereeducareMary Wakefield is deputy editor of The Spectator.
The Science and Politics of IQ
The Science and Politics of IQ
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