I hope this is a joke. First, this is probably factually false. I don't have studies to cite offhand, but it seems that the brain is immenantly trainable to v

I hope this is a joke. First, this is probably factually false. I don't have studies to cite offhand, but it seems that the brain is immenantly trainable to virtually any specific task. Perhaps, just perhaps, many people do not have the innate potential to do Nobel Prize leve research, but I suspect anyone without a genuine mental disability can with time and determination master just about any undergraduate level topic. If I am genuinely wrong and some people are not innately capable of passing a specific class, then the answer is still not to lower the standards so they can pass it. Rather that would mean (if true) that that person does not belong in that class. Perhaps they need to change majors or choose different electives, but lowering the standards will harm everyone else in that class.