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> The state can provide this without believing you have a naturally innate ability in mathematics. True. However the state can not provide this "regardless whe
by freemint 5y ago
> The state can provide this without believing you have a naturally innate ability in mathematics.
True. However the state can not provide this "regardless whether we have special programs for them or not". You migh not have intended to but
>>> Gifted will do well regardless whether we have special programs for them or not.
is a claim which has policy implications orthogonal to any discussion about the innateness of talent. It is in this component that i disagree with you. I couldn't care less whether people being good at something is being caused by something innate or taught as far as that is not relevant for pushing the being good at further.