Redefining Intelligence_ A New Perspective on Education | The Truth About Neurodivergent Kids

He had to go to school to learn that he thought differently. And that was translated you're dumb versus like no, you're bright. You can do things. It's just that you think differently. And when you're 25, no one's going to care how you did in sixth grade. But it can leave you pretty scarred though it does leave you scarred. And that's one interesting book I read was David and Goliath by Malcolm Glywell. And he actually talked about the difference between Harvard's bottom quartile and University of Maryland's top quartile and even going to the top school in the country if you're in the bottom quartile. Those people were less successful because they felt like chronic failures even in one of the top universities in the world because they were always finishing last place versus going to the University of Maryland, which is a great university. Absolutely. But finishing the top quartile, you come out of college, I'm a winner.