IQ: Truth or Myth

 IQ: Truth or Myth


Many parents over the world are very concerned about how much their child scores on IQ Tests more than how he/ she performs in the class tests.




This IQ fever has caught up with most in elite schools where there is constant pressure on children to perform to not be looked down both by parents, peers, and school management.

The book clarifies: What is IQ? & Why is it given such Importance? 

This is a very short read. The author has not stuffed the book with unwanted information by filtering only what is essential and required.

I think parents can pick this book to understand IQ and make a choice for themselves and their kids.


Review by Janvi


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