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✓ Published: 05-Dec-2017
✓ Published: 05-Dec-2017
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When a high schooler graduates and prepares to head to college, it’s inevitable that they’ll be told that college is going to be the best time of their life. But what happens when that isn’t true – when who they are just doesn’t seem to mesh with college? For gifted students, this is often a reality. Common traits of giftedness such as introversion, impostor syndrome, perfectionism, and intensities, when combined with a sense of pressure to excel at the highest level, can make college
When a high schooler graduates and prepares to head to college, it’s inevitable that they’ll be told that college is going to be the best time of their life. But what happens when that isn’t true – when who they are just doesn’t seem to mesh with college? For gifted students, this is often a reality. Common traits of giftedness such as introversion, impostor syndrome, perfectionism, and intensities, when combined with a sense of pressure to excel at the highest level, can make college
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