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Author: Paul Ibbotson
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Hidden talents

Updated Monday, 3 June 2024

Children living in adverse conditions are more likely to struggle in school. But what if these children have abilities that are enhanced through adversity, “hidden talents” that educators can harness to promote their learning?

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