2025-12-07
17 分钟Hello, hello dear listener and welcome into IOT speaking part 3.
We are talking about natural talents, developing talents in general.
Yay!
Do you think everyone is born with a natural talent?
They might have a natural predisposition or a general predisposition towards something like music or dance
since well,
sound and movement pervade just about everything we do.
But I'm not sure it gets more specific than that without more focus.
I mean, how could you be a natural born Formula One driver?
That doesn't make any sense.
How important is it for children to discover their talents at an early age?
I imagine the earlier you start,
the more time you have to get good at something and invest time and lessons in practice.
That is,
assuming it all aligns with someone having a decent life and not going completely overboard with training to the detriment of everything else.
If it's going to head in that direction at a young age,
it seems better to wait or you could ruin your life.
Should schools help students find and improve their natural talents?
Well, in as much as it's practical and feasible, yes, schools tend to have limited budgets,
so they might not be able to cater to more obscure and niche talents as fully as one might like.