第7章概述 天才之路
只要遵循正確的培養(yǎng)方式灸促，父母是可以把孩子培養(yǎng)成天才的。雖然我們并不打算培養(yǎng)天才潦刃，但是了解天才是如何成就的可以幫助我們更好的實(shí)現(xiàn)自己的目標(biāo)膏秫。
成為天才的四個(gè)階段及特點(diǎn)：
另外注意幾點(diǎn)：
1. 童子功有優(yōu)勢右遭，成年人也可以通過練習(xí)來提高技能，但是要認(rèn)識到成年人練習(xí)的局限性：身體和大腦的適應(yīng)性成年人不如未成年人缤削，特別是身體的適應(yīng)性窘哈，但是大腦的適應(yīng)性還是蠻強(qiáng)的。
However, expertise in some fields is simply unattainable for anyone who doesn’t start training as a child. Understanding such limitations can help you decide which areas you might wish to pursue.
The body and the brain both are more adaptable during childhood and adolescence than they are in adulthood, but in most ways they remain adaptable to some degree throughout life. The relationship between age and adaptability varies considerably according to exactly which characteristic you have in mind, and the patterns are very different for mental adaptations than for physical ones.
2. 成年人的練習(xí)方法跟未成年人不同僻他，需要更加努力
3. 天才之所以是天才宵距，他們比一般人更努力
words
1. rearing
原文：László had studied hundreds of people who were considered geniuses in one field or another, and he’d concluded that with the proper rearing any child could be turned into a genius.
?the process of caring for children as they grow up, teaching them how to behave as members of society撫養(yǎng)腊尚；養(yǎng)育吨拗；培養(yǎng)
rear作名詞，我們都很熟悉婿斥，有“后面劝篷，后部”的意思，但是動詞詞義用的少民宿，這是是撫養(yǎng)娇妓，培養(yǎng)的意思
My little nephew was reared on stories told by my farther.
2. stoke?
原文：Instead, the future mathematicians first encountered serious mathematics courses—such as algebra, geometry, and calculus—in middle school and high school, and it was often the teachers in these courses, rather than their parents, who first stoked what would become their lifetime passion.?
煽起;鼓動;激起；If you stoke something such as a feeling, you cause it to be felt more strongly.
When I saw Bresson’s photos first time, I was stoked interests for photography.
3. bask in, be vested in
原文：A swimmer basked in the approval and respect of peers. These students became more vested in the process, and their self-image started to include those abilities that were setting them apart from their peers.?
bask in：沉浸于活鹰，盡情享受贊美哈恰、寵愛或崇拜；If youbask insomeone's approval, favour, or admiration, you greatly enjoy their positive reaction towards you
She basked in the appreciation of her friends.
be vested in: If something is vested in you, or if youare vested withit, it is given to you as a right or responsibility.
4. give rise
原文：But we do know that the sort of focus and effort that give rise to expertise also characterize the work of those pioneers who move beyond where anyone has been before.
引起;使發(fā)生志群；If something gives rise to an event or situation, it causes that event or situation to happen.
The new flow of work gave rise to many faults.
感悟
我們都對天才特別感興趣着绷，但是大部分人是成不了天才的，特別是已經(jīng)一把年紀(jì)了锌云，但是如果要修習(xí)某個(gè)技能荠医，還是有參考價(jià)值的。對于父母來說，不一定要把孩子培養(yǎng)成天才彬向，但是如果孩子在某方面有興趣兼贡，父母可以正確加以培養(yǎng)。
