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I love this. "The experience has taught me a valuable lesson. It's well past time for me to separate my own weaknesses from my strengths, accept them and focus on improving them without embarassment or shame."
I do think it is valuable for kids to see approx. where they fall on the bell curve. I think that can help diminish imposter syndrome particularly in gifted girls. I also like the way you approached the whole child.