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Reply to "Competitive academics - what to tell the smart, hard-working kid who isn't "the best""
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My oldest, despite being intelligent and extremely hard-working, has low processing speed, and needs to work 10 times more than his peers to achieve LESS. He's now in college. He made his peace with it, over the years. You know what the silver lining has been? He's built incredible work ethic and a strong sense of self. He knows he cannot compare himself to others. (His little sister is gifted, which makes any comparison even more difficult. So we don't do that.)[/quote] What is low processing speed?[/quote]
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