Parenting a Gifted Child
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Communicating with a Gifted Child's Teacher
By: Therese Haberman
Making the decision to enroll a child in a public program designed for gifted students is only the first step in advocacy for the child's educational well being. more...
Schooling Choices for Gifted Children
In: Parenting a Gifted Child (general)
By: Therese Haberman
Public school, in many parts of the country, does a respectable job of educating normal kids. This often does not apply to kids with special needs or gifts. more...
Misconceptions About Intellectually Gifted Kids
In: Parenting a Gifted Child (general)
By: Therese Haberman
For good reason, many parents of truly gifted children, as defined by traditional standards, are very reluctant to have the "gifted" label attached to their child. more...
By: Therese Haberman
Identifying a gifted child at the earliest possible age is key in providing the optimal stimulation the toddler needs to realize his or her potential. more...
In: Challenging Gifted Children
By: Therese Haberman
Raising a child is the greatest lifetime achievement adults can accomlish. Rearing
a child with high intelligence is challenging but very rewarding. Read on for more.
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Online Education for Gifted Children
In: Challenging Gifted Children
By: Alla Kondrat
Today many colleges and universities offer various online courses that can be of interest for gifted children. more...
Organizational Skills of Gifted Children
In: Parenting a Gifted Child (general)
By: Alla Kondrat
Organizational skills are often not among the strongest abilities of gifted and talented children. That's why parents should know how to help them to get organized. more...
6 Personality Types of Gifted Children
By: Alla Kondrat
In 1988, after some years of research work, George Betts and Maureen Neihart identified 6 personality types of gifted and talented children. more...
IQ Tests for Gifted and Talented Children
In: Parenting a Gifted Child (general)
By: Alla Kondrat
IQ test scores are now commonly used for identifying gifted and talented children. A child who scores above 130 on the intelligence test is considered to be gifted. more...
Colorado University Summer Enrichment Program
In: Resources for Gifted Children
By: Alla Kondrat
This year, for the 32nd time, the University of Northern Colorado offers the Summer Enrichment Program for gifted, talented and creative children. more...
