If your gifted child, like many other exceptional children, shows increased sensitivities to his or her surroundings, the months of November through January can seem like an obstacle course of … Read More
Most adults who work with gifted children understand that they are usually more sensitive than their average peers. The biochemical and psychological reasons for this are under debate. The culprit … Read More
What does “gifted” mean? The term has likely evolved since you were a child. What does it mean to be gifted? Most people might reply that a “gifted” child is … Read More
Since gifted children often tend to be quickly defined by their exceptionalism, they may experience anxiety and concern over where they fit. Others might struggle to fit in with peer … Read More
Working with gifted learners can be a rewarding challenge, but it can be even more difficult to properly identify giftedness in children who are exceptional. We have now learned that … Read More
Since children might not have extensive life experiences to otherwise mark their progress, transitioning from one school level to the next often becomes a matter of particular importance. Even more … Read More
