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[faultfalha]

A new accelerator is launched in Hyderabad, incubating startups in the cutting edge field of DeepTech. iTIC Incubator and H4XLabs have partnered to bring this program to India, with the aim of supporting entrepreneurs who are working on groundbreaking projects in this area.

[leotechnosblog]

Know how can any startup business must grow.

[gophergal]

TFTober 18 - Headcanon

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[ava-dreel-thinks]

Thinking about that poll that was like “were you a gifted kid?” And specified like, AP classes and stuff. But in my school system, the GT (gifted/talented) program was SPECIFICALLY for neurodivergent kids who didn’t need accommodations in the traditional special Ed way (up to a certain point), but in a more stimulation way or for teaching in a less traditional way. Most of the GT kids were on the spectrum (me!), had ADHD, were bipolar, one had Tourette’s, it was honestly a big mixed bag but we all had some kind of something going on. Our school was very big on saying you are NOT smarter than, more special than, more talented than, etc etc the other kids. You are in a SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASS because you need DIFFERENT TEACHING STYLES to learn at an appropriate pace. So our methods were more creative or else we wouldn’t be engaged with the work, our classes were smaller to give more individualized attention, our tests were formatted differently to accommodate different things, etc. like. It was all there to accommodate kids who were neurodivergent. So seeing a post like, specifying AP classes, which to me are understood as college level courses for anyone smart/hard working enough to take, not just GT kids was so bizarre because like. Anyone can take those?

Anyway tumblrinas who were in gifted programs were you in it because you were smart or because you were neurodivergent? (Or both!) did your school make a distinction? Were you raised with a superiority complex (I’ve heard this is common) or told you were in special ed? Did you have to take a test or be recommended for the program? I’m so curious!

[daydreamertrait]

a jules lookbook ✮⋆˙

1: hair // top // jeans // shoes (moonlight chic kit) // bag 2: jacket // jeans // shoes 3: top // pants // shoes // necklace* 4: hair // top // top overlay // pants // shoes // hat

*tsr

[gorps]

My sister is making 100k now and she's 2 years younger than me 😭

[chryblossomjjk]

i keep gettin degrees to procrastinate :3

[thebreakfastgenie]

I know this is an unpopular opinion on here but my giftedness really does affect my neurotype in so many ways, even as an adult. Call it whatever you want, gifted is the official term on my paperwork, but it's been so relevant in my ADHD journey. Even if the only thing IQ tests measure is how well you perform on an IQ test, that says something about how a brain works. I don't really care how that data is interpreted but it exists and it affects my life. It's not that I think I'm special or better because of it, I really don't, and it doesn't translate to success the same way it does when you're a kid because adult success is much more complicated. It's just there.

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[leotechnosblog]

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[sundancefemme]

gues who’s ✨iron deficient✨

[radioactivelight]

niche meme is niche

[muirneach]

normie tennis fans are so fascinating. saw a guy say felix was overrated. girl he is flopping so fucking hard rn nobody is saying much nice about him. saw a lot of people complaining that darwin blanch shouldnt be in a masters 1000 which like tbf he probably shouldnt be at his level but hes 16 leave him ALONE its not his fault. all this and more in the comments section of atp posts

[mhaccunoval]

i've said it before and i'll say it again. it makes me so mad that mycology is a forbidden career for me