Excuse me, how do you get to Carnegie Hall?

by | Jan 13, 2008 | Our Philosophy, Uncategorized

Show me an exceptional math student, and I’ll show you someone who has practiced correctly and practiced enough. I call foul on anyone who says it’s just inborn talent.

Here’s the link to the article on expertise in Scientific American. Warning: it’s long. (Good, but long.)

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