@@kazuyashibata4927 gifted talent has something to do with our part of genes and Brain function. given the right learning environment, training approach, hard work resources and most importantly luck will help better success. it's far harder than those of entrance paper based exams. we could those of them application math, physics and subjects.
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I believe that there are ``natural geniuses'' in the world who have academic ability that is above the top 1%, such as those who were able to enter the most prestigious university in the United States without skipping a grade. An "acquired genius" who has acquired gifted-level abilities through environment and education. I've seen both up close. "Acquired genius" refers to cases in which a person is born with above-average intelligence (IQ of 115 to 130), but through appropriate early education, further develops these characteristics and acquires high abilities.
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Many Asians, such as Japanese, Koreans, and Chinese, receive ``early gifted education'' in subjects such as arithmetic, reading, writing, piano, and violin. Looking at the racial composition of children diagnosed as gifted in the United States, Asians make up the largest proportion, nearly twice as many as other races. Why are there so many "acquired geniuses" among Asians? I believe that the reason for this lies in the common educational idea that ``the way children are raised in early childhood forms the foundation of their lives,'' as exemplified by ``The Soul of Triplets.''
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The key is to provide education that suits the child's characteristics. By identifying children's interests and interests and providing them with education that will help them develop those areas, they will be able to demonstrate their outstanding abilities. On the other hand, care must be taken as giving "cramming education" without children can have the opposite effect. I'm sure many of you have seen videos of 5- to 6-year-old children showing skills that rival adults in playing musical instruments such as the piano or violin, or in art fields such as painting and modeling. These are examples of children whose talents blossomed through "education tailored to their characteristics" during infancy.