Several mothers complained to me that the summer vacation is even busier than the beginning of the school year, and that they are busy transporting their children to and from brain development classes, potential development classes, and talent classes every day, and that their children do not appreciate it, and that they have to look at them with a bad face all day long. When I asked them why they had to go through all this trouble, they all said that they were afraid that they would not be able to find out their children's potential in time, and that they would be mistaken about their children's future, and that they would lose out at the starting point. I was surprised to hear that. There are several myths here. Bart Conner is the author of