Twice-exceptional (or 2E) children are just recently beginning to receive attention in formal education. Once dismissed as not gifted at all, or unable to receive enrichment because their gift was … Read More
Many make the mistaken assumption that gifted students are automatically good at all subjects, all the time. But some don’t necessarily perform well in traditional classroom environments because they are … Read More
As the definition of giftedness expands, many school districts are struggling with which students to place in gifted programs and magnet schools, and which belong in general classrooms. Many have … Read More
Formerly, all it took to be considered “gifted” is a stellar performance on a single test. However, the definition of gifted has expanded exponentially as educators come to a broader … Read More
There are many different teaching philosophies that are in use today to engage students. Teachers provide whole-class instruction, small-group projects and discussions, and one-on-one attention when possible. The idea is … Read More
It’s enough of a challenge for parents and educators of gifted children to meet their academic and intellectual needs. Many gifted children might be socially awkward because they develop asynchronously … Read More
