What are the "classic" articles in special education that should be read by those in the field?   A recent empirical investigation...

(double click on image to make larger) I just ran across an interesting site that creates a visual-map art-like image of websites. Above is...

FYI - A very interesting (and well-written) article is "in press" in Neuropsychologia that, I believe, captures the essence of th...

Thanks to Boing Boing for the interesting post re: anatomical curiousity illustrations. Take a peak if you need a break from your work. Tec...

Thanks to the braininjury blog for the tip regarding the ability to download (for free) a copy of Brain Facts , a primer on the brain and ne...

The following is a guest post by John Garruto , school psychologist with the Oswego School District and member of the IQs Corner Virtual Co...

Many academics hope that one day, someone will recognize the excellence of their work, and they may receive an offer for an endowed chair at...

The following is a post by the blogmaster (Kevin McGrew), who is also a member of IQs Corner Virtual Community of Scholars project. In th...

Over on the NASP listserv , there have been regular posts regarding the Reynolds Intellectual Assessment Scales (RIAS) . Users of the RIA...

This weeks r ecent literature of interest can be found by clicking here . Technorati tags: teaching tool. psychology.

A nice tip-of-the-hat to the Gene Expression blog for it's post regarding g and creativity ( Glr ).  It is nice to see that the work of...

Tip-of-the hat to the Eide Neurolearning blog for the post on gifted dyslexics. Technorati Tags: gifted , dyslexia , reading disabilities ,...

Thanks to the braininjury blog for the interesting FYI post regarding the booming industry of neurotechnology. Technorati Tags: psychology...

Thanks to Gene Expression for the FYI post regarding recent publications investigating the relationship between SAT scores and g (general i...

I've never hide the fact that I'm a real closet tech geek.  Today, thanks to a post a Boing Boing , I came across the idea of curcui...

"The fact that man knows right from wrong proves his intellectual superiority to other creatures; but the fact that he can do wrong pro...

The following is a guest blog post by Joel Schneider (Clinical psychologist, Illinois State University), a member of IQs Corner Virtual Co...

This weeks r ecent literature of interest can be found by clicking here . Technorati tags: teaching tool. psychology.

Regular readers may have noticed a dip in my blog postings this past week. The reason is that my son graduated from the U of Minnesota Dent...

The following is a guest blog post by Joel Schneider (Clinical psychologist, Illinois State University), a member of IQs Corner Virtual Co...