Whether your child likes to tell you what goes on at school or not, we as parents can pose questions that will allow us to learn about his or her day at school. Want to know about what goes on while your kid is at school? Try posing these five questions to get them talking: What … Read More
When it comes to a child’s education, there is a difference between gifted and bright. A bright child will do fairly well in a regular classroom and can benefit greatly from honors or even Advanced Placement coursework. In order to excel, gifted children on the other hand require specially designed curriculums and a tailored classroom … Read More
As parents and educators, we understand the true importance of healthy eating and the role that nutrition plays in a child’s physical development as well as cognitive and learning capabilities. Encouraging healthy eating habits as part of the school routine is central to getting kids to eat healthier foods, keeping them active, and helping them to … Read More
Highly gifted students have a unique set of demands when it comes to education and mental growth. When you think about special needs, you probably are thinking about learning disabilities and remedial curriculums. Here are common myths regarding highly gifted students. Highly Gifted Students Are Top of the Class Exceptionally intelligent children may not be … Read More
If you expect a gifted child to learn and behave like other children, you are in for a surprise. Exceptionally brilliant children are just as demanding as those with learning challenges. They require capable instructors who know how to guide their active minds in the right direction. Gifted Children Need Guidance Unfortunately, once a child is … Read More
Gifted education is known under a variety of different names, including Gifted and Talented Education (GATE), and Talented and Gifted (TAG or G/T). These titles are broad terms for programs that engage with special practices, theories, and procedures intended to target the needs of children who have been identified as gifted or talented learners. While … Read More
