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The biggest barrier in your child's education isn't Autism, Down syndrome, or even learning disabilities. It's low expectations.
When a 12-year-old is handed board books or toddler math, the hidden message is: "This is all I think you can do." That belief shapes motivation, behavior, trust, and hope for the future.
In this episode of Non Linear Learning, Dr. Vaish Sarathy unpacks the true cost of low expectations and shares the #1 shift to break free: speaking to your child with age appropriate language.
You'll hear:
Why "presuming competence" isn't enough
How low expectations create a vicious cycle of poor behavior and lost trust
ONE Simple way to change this and expand your child's thought process
👉 Ready to raise the bar? Join Dr. Vaish for her free live webinar on How to Teach your Child ANYTHING!. Save your spot here: www.drvaishsarathy.com/learningskills.
By Dr. Vaish Sarathy4.9
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The biggest barrier in your child's education isn't Autism, Down syndrome, or even learning disabilities. It's low expectations.
When a 12-year-old is handed board books or toddler math, the hidden message is: "This is all I think you can do." That belief shapes motivation, behavior, trust, and hope for the future.
In this episode of Non Linear Learning, Dr. Vaish Sarathy unpacks the true cost of low expectations and shares the #1 shift to break free: speaking to your child with age appropriate language.
You'll hear:
Why "presuming competence" isn't enough
How low expectations create a vicious cycle of poor behavior and lost trust
ONE Simple way to change this and expand your child's thought process
👉 Ready to raise the bar? Join Dr. Vaish for her free live webinar on How to Teach your Child ANYTHING!. Save your spot here: www.drvaishsarathy.com/learningskills.

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