https://padlet.com/josephs121591/f0t3y2fswj2h Aug 29 | Group conclusion | Joseph Santiago, Chris Addison, Joshua Yeung en-us 2017-08-29 15:18:07 UTC 2025-11-25 16:33:46 UTC hello@padlet.com josephs121591 https://padlet.com/josephs121591/f0t3y2fswj2h/wish/183424066 How did your group feel about both questions?  Did all of you agree? If not, share the differences...]]> 2017-08-29 15:21:06 UTC https://padlet.com/josephs121591/f0t3y2fswj2h/wish/183424066 josephs121591 https://padlet.com/josephs121591/f0t3y2fswj2h/wish/183424859 We all agree that a prodigy feels and thinks differently. Their social life with their peers and parents are certainly complicated because one we know is that they think and act differently which causes them to think they are not like their peers. They require a strong social life with their parents. In addition, we all agree that both nature and nurture play a factor in the prodigy's life. How nature because something has to be hardwired for a prodigy to be able to pick up information at such a young age. Nurture plays an important role as well, especially if the child is in an environment that encourages their gift.]]> 2017-08-29 15:23:08 UTC https://padlet.com/josephs121591/f0t3y2fswj2h/wish/183424859