Yeaaaaah... I don't think you have to give 4-year-olds lifelong recollections of their own inadequacy in order to have top-notch programmers
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The typical school lumps a bunch of similarly-aged kids together and tells them what they ought to be able to do if they're not lazy and stupid. Did you go undiagnosed for 20 years without the slightest idea you could use some support? Of course not. You had to try to hide it.
Kids are naturally "lumpy" — they're stronger in some areas than others, they don't all intuit the same way, and they do depth-first searches if they're given any opportunity at all to purse their own interests. It's why most end up thinking they're dumb, at one time or another.
