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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was often told I was "not smart" by teachers in elementary and junior high school. However, my parents were always supportive of me. I am very successful now in my chosen career. I also went to a good university, and received an B.S. and M.A. (IMO)... Do not underestimate the importance of passion, perseverance, and a "good personality" to help pave the way towards a successful future. I know plenty of "smart" people who are floundering through life because they are lacking other key personality traits, such as the ones I listed above. Also, I learned to accommodate for my academic shortcomings by being super-organized and hardworking (to prove to myself and everyone else that I was smart.) Your daughter will likely discover her learning style and "tricks" over time. Your daughter is still developing and learning. Please do not limit her by having poor expectations.[/quote] +1 I am so worried OP is selling her daughter short because her knowledge is limited to being good at school and equating that with success, which is a limited view.[/quote]
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