Reading · Part 5

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The Problem with Prodigies

When a young child displays exceptional ability in music, mathematics, or chess, the public response tends to follow a predictable script. The child is celebrated as a prodigy, a term that carries an almost mystical weight, implying that their talent is innate, effortless, and destined for greatness. Parents are…

  • What does the writer say is rarely acknowledged about child prodigies?
  • What distinction does Ellen Winner make about exceptionally gifted children?

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