The term “bullying” can refer to a wide variety of behaviors and subgenres. Generally, bullying manifests in any way a person or group of people are singled out for aggressive, … Read More
Adults who parent or teach gifted children often face difficult conversations. Students who reason, read, or debate beyond their peers are usually full of questions. However, since gifted children tend … Read More
While some might think of edtech as a means for administrators and teachers to manage rosters and grade reports, education technology functions as any program, app, or tool which can … Read More
Gifted students may already experience pain and rejection differently from their peers. This means that bullying can be especially difficult for them to recover from and process. As 67 percent of gifted … Read More
The stresses, challenges, and advocacy that comes with being the caregiver of an exceptional child can make for an overwhelming parenting or educator experience. However, the joys and sense of … Read More
Gifted students often feel trapped in classrooms that lean on traditional curriculums and teaching methods that cater to the average student. But gifted students are not average. Each of them … Read More
