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Academic aptitude is the potential ability for academic achievement in education. Aptitude measures of such ability can be the basis of academic achievement prediction
Particular areas of academic aptitude include:
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Relationship between intelligence and academic aptitude
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- Achievement potential
- Ability grouping
- Nonverbal ability
- Scholastic skills
- Student admission criteria
- Verbal ability
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