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G is for Genes pre HISTORY its widely perceived geopolitical decline"G is for Genes opened my eyes to how genes influence, but not determine, the academic pathways of our children. It should be mandatory reading for parents, teachers, and policy makers. The book is engagingly well written, never condescending, yet addresses the key findings from the last decades of genetics research." Professor Rob Klassen, Psychology in Education Research Centre, University of York "The g word has been a taboo in education. This