Don’t think you’re alone if learning feels slow and effortful.
Do try, try again. You can make as much progress as everyone else—and so can the young people in your life. Achievement gaps are the result of opportunity gaps, not individual differences in learning speed.
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How we assume that somebody is a quick learner but the reality we believe is invalid! I have added November's James Clear Newsletter to signify them with some proof. There are some links to a website and a research article you can visit for broadening your world view.
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