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László Polgár wanted to prove that geniuses are made, not born, and every healthy child has the potential to become one if guided correctly. He developed an educational system and tested it on his three daughters, who all became world-class chess players. In Raise a Genius! (1989), the Hungarian chess teacher and educational psychologist shares his pedagogical system, which aims to develop not just intellectual abilities but high moral values.
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