Jukes-Edwards: A Study of Education and Heredity is an important study written by renowned psychologist and educator Albert E. Winship. In this book, the author examines the influence of heredity on a person's educational achievements, studying the results of observations of families of children with different levels of academic success. Jukes-Edwards was the first serious scientific study that tried to investigate the relationship between academic success and genetic factors. The book opens new avenues in the study of child development, showing the importance of heredity in the formation of individual abilities. Readers will find in this book not only interesting facts and conclusions, but also an incentive for further research in the field of psychology, pedagogy and genetics."