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Characters get their education assigned to them as soon as they turn 16. This part seems to have priority over the educator intervention event which means the education is assigned before the educator can intervene.
Sometimes, I've had a childhood trait turn into two adult traits. For example, a child turns 16 with the fussy trait. He becomes paranoid, but then I get the intervention event and he becomes diligent while staying paranoid.
Interesting. I suspected this had happened to me at some point too but wasn't sure. I also would certainly consider that a bug, hard to see how that is working as intended ...
It's a double edged sword that can cut both ways.
if you don't want it to happen don't let strangers educate your genius kids.