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started. Thanks for joining me for part two of Temple Grannon's episode on special interests.

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This is what I think the big problem is education today, kids are not getting exposed

to enough different things.

So maybe that would be the challenge that we put out with this episode.

So if parents are watching, if teachers, therapists are watching to really support those interests and then

make you have to but sometimes you got an interest is real narrow but exposed and other things

when you switch that interest over something that's better than video games you know like maybe

tools and programming would be another one. You see,

you've got your visual thinkers like me. We like the mechanical stuff. Also art, graphic

design, animation. And then you've got the more mathematical mind. That's going to be programming,

the more traditional engineering. But the more traditional engineering needs my kind of mind too.

And then you have the word thinkers.

You know, let's expose them some literature is worth reading.

Exactly.

And it's like, let's say the kid, okay, the kid likes rapping. Exactly. And, you can do rap lyrics.

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