The Consequences of a Low IQ Score

Those IQ scoring systems really are my pet peeve this week. I have done more research into the matter and I am absolutely horrified at what the consequences could be for my son.
I am worried because my son has not done too well on one and I can already see the guidance counsellors at school trying to peg him into being something that he is not – mainly a labourer like a construction worker.
Your kid's IQ can translate down the line into affecting everything from whether or not he will be eligible for scholarships, a good job and opportunities to meet and work with stimulating people.
Economically and socially your kid can suffer from the following consequences if he or she scores low on an IQ test –
The Consequences of a Low IQ Score
• Low self esteem
• Lack of motivation
• Lack of ambition
• Lack of creative stimulation
• Hanging with a 'bad crowd'
• Shame
• Being placed in classes with children less bright
• Being profiled as stupid
• A lack of educational opportunity
• A lack of social opportunity
• A lack of job prospects
• Being streamlined into an unsuitable blue collar occupation
• The inability to follow one's dreams
• Being denied the chance to go to university
• Being looked down on by others
• Being rejected romantically because of a lack of education or low IQ
• Being in a low income bracket
• Being charged more for credit for not having a good job
• Being charged more for insurance for not having a good job
• Having less job security
• Having less respect in society in general
I decided to research how a person could raise the IQ of their child for the reasons above but even more importantly…
I LOVE MY CHILD AND I WANT HIM TO HAVE EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO DO THE BEST THAT HE POSSIBLY CAN IN LIFE!
I am sure that you care just as much for your kid as I do for mine.
I don't mind telling you…
I hate IQ tests.
I do not feel that they are a full measure of any person's ability.
However I also realize that they are a necessary evil in this society that must be dealt with and as archaic and inaccurate as they are and as much as I do not believe in them and hate them I have to help my kid deal with them.
In other words, I had to do everything I could to prevent my kid's future from being at the mercy of the results of this test.