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> if every child is in an environment that lets them develop and flourish to their fullest extent, then any remaining differences in their development will be d
by dpatrick86 13y ago
> if every child is in an environment that lets them develop and flourish to their fullest extent, then any remaining differences in their development will be due to hereditary factors!
Well, almost! There's also variation in diet and other aspects that fall in the "nurture" category.
- dragonwriter 13y agoAll of those are part of the environment, and, consequently, addressed by the premise "if every child is in an environment that lets them develop and flourish to their fullest extent".