Parenting a Gifted Child

» crunchymom76 - Homeschooling the Gifted Child

This is a great way to meet your child's needs. Homeschooling has changed as it has gained in popularity. There are many opportunities for your child to interact with other children on a regular basis.

Gifted children thrive when they are able to work at their own pace and follow their interests. Definitely something to consider. I'm a homeschooling mom and former public school teacher..

There are many sites about homeschooling gifted children. I'll just mention one:

http://www.brightkidsathome.com/

-- posted by crunchymom76

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» lindamo1 - Homeschooling the Gifted Child

In response to Homeschooling the Gifted Child posted by crunchymom76:
I am a big believer in homeschooling. If I were just starting out as the parent of school-age children, it would be the way I would choose. I have many friends who homeschool and see the benefits every day. Thanks for the link!

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» Andrea_Coutu - Homeschooling the Gifted Child

In response to Homeschooling the Gifted Child posted by lindamo1:
I find that, by working from home, I have the ability to spend time creating activities for my little one. I'm really glad I decided to become a consultant, since I'd miss so much of this and I'd have to hand it off to someone who just sees it as a job.

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