A Measure of Intelligence

In "A Measure of Intelligence," Pepper Stetler embarks on an inquiry prompted by her daughter’s requirement to take IQ tests for school support. Through her investigation, she uncovers the troubling history of the IQ test, revealing its roots in eugenics, racism, and ableism, and examines its ongoing impact on societal perceptions of intelligence. Stetler challenges the limitations of this rigid measurement, advocating for a reevaluation of how intelligence is defined and judged in education and beyond. This thought-provoking audiobook ultimately calls into question the societal implications of reducing worth to a numerical value.