Educational guidance and the pool of ability / Douglas M. McIntosh.

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: London : University of London Press, c1959.Description: 199 p. : ill. ; 22 cmSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • 371.4
Contents:
I THE INQUIRY -- II THE PROMOTION GROUP -- III THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF THE TEST BATTERY -- IV THE WISHES OF THE PARENTS -- V TEACHERS' ESTIMATES -- VI THE TESTS -- VII ABLE LEAVERS -- VIII LEAVING CERTIFICATE ATTAINMENT -- IX REALLOCATION -- X THE PASS MARK -- XI THE POOL OF ABILITY XII BRIEF SUMMARY AND MAIN CONCLUSIONS.
Summary: It has been apparent in recent years that in modern industrialised societies there is a shortage of highly-educated manpower; if that man power is to be used to the best possible advantage, it is essential that an estimate of the size of the nation's "pool of ability" be known. Dr McIntosh's book gives an account of an attempt to estimate the size of the pool of ability by scientifically-conducted research.
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Books Books Gulbanoo Premji Library, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru DSERT 2nd Floor DSERT 371.4 MCI (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available G31230
Books Books Gulbanoo Premji Library, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru DSERT 2nd Floor DSERT 371.4 MCI (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available G30275
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Includes index.

I THE INQUIRY --

II THE PROMOTION GROUP --

III THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF THE TEST BATTERY --

IV THE WISHES OF THE PARENTS --

V TEACHERS' ESTIMATES --

VI THE TESTS --

VII ABLE LEAVERS --

VIII LEAVING CERTIFICATE ATTAINMENT --

IX REALLOCATION --

X THE PASS MARK --

XI THE POOL OF ABILITY XII BRIEF SUMMARY AND MAIN CONCLUSIONS.

It has been apparent in recent years that in modern industrialised societies there is a shortage of highly-educated manpower; if that man power is to be used to the best possible advantage, it is essential that an estimate of the size of the nation's "pool of ability" be known. Dr McIntosh's book gives an account of an attempt to estimate the size of the pool of ability by scientifically-conducted research.

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