Why do IQ scores often enter into educational decisions?
A) They help to identify strategies for teaching poorly performing students.
B) They assess a child's ability to profit from instruction in the general education classroom.
C) They predict school performance and educational attainment.
D) They provide an accurate measure of practical intelligence.
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