Summary:
The book argues that non-cognitive skills like perseverance, curiosity, and self-control are crucial for children's success, challenging the traditional emphasis on cognitive abilities and IQ. It presents research and stories illustrating how character traits significantly impact educational outcomes and life success.
Key points:
1. Non-Cognitive Skills: The book highlights the significance of character traits like perseverance and optimism in a child's success.
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