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Today's challenge is quite interesting, it is writing about hard minds, in school I had a partner who was 3 years older than the rest of the group, we were in 3rd grade at the time and he should have been in the 6th grade. But what happened to this partner?
The teacher used to punish him because it was difficult to adapt to the assigned tasks, but not only this, but also it was difficult for him to adapt to the group, not to make friends, he was a very solitary, aggressive and disorderly person.
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The teacher had a lot of patience. We all understood what the teacher explained, we studied, and we complied with each of the activities, it was quite easy to say.
One day the director of that school decided to go to the house of this student, because he had experienced this change of attitude for a couple of months ... and what he got was amazing ...
Vicenzo (so-called) had lost his parents in a train accident, he had only his grandmother who was ill and he had to take responsibility for an adult with only 12 years, he had no relatives in the city, his parents they were foreigners ...
A couple of years ago I got to Vicenzo, today he is a professor of psychology and founded a foundation that helps orphaned children, gives talks about professional improvement and now has a brilliant, brilliant mind!
Sometimes hard minds are products of external factors, sometimes we judge without knowing what happens inside each person.
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¡Thanks for reading me!
@Docpaoh
