The End of Average: How We Succeed in a World That Values Sameness by Todd Rose (2016)

It challenges the idea that people can be defined and evaluated through an average of their traits.

It encourages a more individualized approach to education, work, and life.

It identifies three key principles of individuality: the jaggedness of traits, the context of situations, and the pathways of development.

It explores the history of the average and how it has been used to measure people in various contexts.

It examines the science of individuality and how it develops throughout a person's life.

It looks at how the current system of education often fails to recognize individual differences.

It highlights the potential of individuals to achieve their full potential when given the right support.

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