I’m saying that people are varied and that individuals have a maximum potential. Not everybody can lift weights to the point they become the strongest person on the planet, and not everyone can study until they’re the most-knowledgeable person on the planet.
We’re not clones. Everyone is born different with different brains and bodies, and it’s important to recognize that so we can cater to people’s individual needs, learning styles, abilities, and passions.
That’s not the question I asked. It seems like you think you are born with a set unchanging amount of intelligence and my understanding is that simply is not true and that through education you can increase that capacity for knowledge.
I’m saying that people are varied and that individuals have a maximum potential. Not everybody can lift weights to the point they become the strongest person on the planet, and not everyone can study until they’re the most-knowledgeable person on the planet.
We’re not clones. Everyone is born different with different brains and bodies, and it’s important to recognize that so we can cater to people’s individual needs, learning styles, abilities, and passions.
That’s not the question I asked. It seems like you think you are born with a set unchanging amount of intelligence and my understanding is that simply is not true and that through education you can increase that capacity for knowledge.