There’s nothing more heart-wrenching to me than a child self-critical of his or her brainpower, tossing off statements about ‘the smart kids” while excluding themselves from this tribe. I see this … [Read more...]
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Kids, See How You’re Smart: Use Your Intelligence(s!)
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