The Binet-Simon approach to the assessment of school abilities was unique in that
A) they only measured current performance.
B) they wanted to be able to label the slow learners.
C) they believed training would not affect intelligence.
D) their test was tied to Spearman's intelligence theory.
E) their test measured innate intelligence.

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The Binet-Simon approach focused on assessing current performance levels to identify children who needed special educational assistance, rather than labeling abilities as fixed or innate.

The Binet-Simon Approach to the Assessment of School Abilities Was