We tend to gravitate toward those with whom we have things in common with. It may be that we share the same perspective on certain matters, or that we share enthusiasm for certain activities and interests. The fact that only around 10% of students are recognized as gifted can make the task of finding someone … Read More
Children react differently to the thought of going back to school in the fall. Average students are disinterested. Good students are excited. Poor students are averse to going back to school. Gifted and talented students can be very anxious. The school environment is a structured setting and far different from the freedom of summer vacation. … Read More
What is nurturing? It is supporting a gifted learner’s interests and feelings and exposing him or her to new experiences, ideas, and opportunities for learning and growing. If your child is interested in dinosaurs, you may want to find books on the subject or dinosaur toys. If your child doesn’t show any interest in music … Read More
You want the best for your gifted child. But what is the best? If you are certain that your child is indeed gifted, you want the best formal education possible. If you feel that your local public school may not be able to provide the optimum environment to help your child realize his or her … Read More
Some children are very smart. They use big words – adult words – at a very young age. They learn very quickly. They ask a lot of questions. When they get to school, they become very good students and get good grades. These smart children become labeled by parents and teachers as high achievers or gifted … Read More
Gifted students love going to school right? They fully embrace the chance to develop their special gifts and explore the many opportunities to pursue their special interests. They can show their leadership traits and express their individuality and creativity. Maybe they will and maybe they won’t. Gifted students may be very successful in their school environment … Read More
