Physical Education The Best Part of the Day T-Shirt

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Street smart have to process information quickly. There may not always see the Physical Education The Best Part of the Day T-Shirt also I will do this big picture. Book smart people may process slower but are putting little details together that may otherwise be missed. Sounds like she takes her time and does things right, and you just go at shit without thinking first. Of course she did better in a setting where planning and getting the answer correct is important. Because daily tasks are mostly manual in nature, not academic. You don’t have to be high IQ to wash the dishes. In fact, if you are in your own head a lot, you may even do it more slowly because you will be distracted by the never-ending thought show in your brain. Plus in school you don’t get extra points for turning in assigments earlier than the due date nor for finishing an exam before everyone else. There’s no push for doing things quick, and as much as some might brag for cramming all the studying into the night before an exam you also don’t get rewarded for that

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She’s willing to take the Physical Education The Best Part of the Day T-Shirt also I will do this time to get it right and doesn’t see the value in making daily tasks a repeating, endless competition. Who would she even be competing against, and for what reward? Yeah, from what little we have here—including OP’s comment that his wife’s brother was diagnosed with ADHD!—this seems like the obvious explanation. Especially if “daily tasks” means boring, low-salience, low-reward chores. This is like a classic description of what an ADHD person is like. Signed, a person who had stellar academics (except for long-term projects that I could forget about!) but remains extremely slow at many “adulting” tasks, not because I don’t know how to do them in theory, but because I don’t always have the ability to turn that knowledge into actually doing them. My husband and I are both intelligent…but I have a degree and he doesn’t. However, he is rather more intelligent than I am…and he is maddeningly slow in general. He takes ages to complete basic tasks because he’s too particular. Tying his laces for instance takes three time what I take.

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