What if the 32nd individual on the planet to achieve a nuclear-fusion reaction were only 14 years old? It’s not science fiction. And the article about it makes the insightful point that the most underserved students in the country are those at the top.
What’s the problem with being a bright kid?
Bright students routinely achieve top grades with what appears to be little effort. These students often dominate classroom discussions, and indeed, they score high on standardized tests, often without any apparent effort. Of course, such students capture our...
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