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It depends if the age of the kids and what you want to measure as smart. Kids, when growing, learn stuff, but not in the « same order » as other kids. Some gon
by JeanMarcS 8y ago
It depends if the age of the kids and what you want to measure as smart.
Kids, when growing, learn stuff, but not in the « same order » as other kids. Some gonna walk early (my sister was 8 1/2 months old), some gonna talk early (my parents told me I was able to discuss with adults at the age of 17 months) etc.. And it’s true for all the abilities. Read soon, draw soon.
It won’t mean that they’ll be good at it later. Just they assimilate it sooner than others.
So some abilities make a kid shines when another might not. Doesn’t mean they won’t be smart later.
- geomark 8y agoThat's an interesting concept, that kids naturally learn not in the same order. Implicates an issue with school systems since curricula are rather rigidly sequenced.