The Biased Ways We Praise “Smart Kids”
When we prioritize certain interests as being “better” or “smarter,” we’re failing children whose talents lie in other areas
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When we prioritize certain interests as being “better” or “smarter,” we’re failing children whose talents lie in other areas
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