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What kind of help do smart kids need?

Posted by Heather on April 22, 2019

Today I’m sharing over at Raising Lifelong Learners about kids and how we often expect too much out of smart kids, especially in the non-academic areas of their lives.

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https://raisinglifelonglearners.com/smart-kids-still-need-help/

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