Joe Beckmann wrote: > Robert Sternberg at Tufts uses an accepted and workable definition of > "anticipating consequences on behalf of others" and has a variety of ways of > measuring wisdom and a bunch of other "soft" but really significant thinking > processes at http://pace.tufts.edu/ - which may, eventually, trump other > less interesting testing programs that measure how much "stuff" is in a > kid's head, or, rather, how many google clicks may not be needed to recall > trivia. > Do you have a more direct link? It sounds interesting, but I can't see how you got there from what you were writing...
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