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Thank you. That website is a great resource. I just watched the podcast on embracing failure. Some great information that reinforces some of the things we have been trying to do with our daughters.
Posted by: Julie Wolfson | 28 April 2008 at 08:54 AM
Good food for thought (she says while eating lunch). That looks like a really interesting site that I want to bookmark for when later.
The part about praise was interesting and I've been mulling over a related post for some time. I have two academically talented children and we try to drill into them that hard work will get them farther in life than their inborn smarts. It's a hard sell, though.
Posted by: Kim/hormone-colored days | 28 April 2008 at 11:26 AM