Gifted children have special needs and can often become frustrated or bored easily without proper stimulation and challenges. While many areas have programs specifically geared to support gifted students, many unfortunately do not. The good news is, there is plenty that you can do as a parent to support your gifted child to help them grow and thrive.
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Underachievement Among Gifted Minority Students
The majority of articles and studies on gifted minority students have focused on issues of identification, primarily...
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Students with Concomitant Gifts and Learning Disabilities
Due to a specific learning disability, an increasing number of students are not achieving up to their potential despite...
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Observation Guidelines: Seeing Intelligence in Children's Daily Behavior
Problem-solving, cognitive skills, and curiosity are just a few of the many signs of intelligence that your child...
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Giftedness Expressed by Affective Function
High levels of cognitive development do not necessarily imply high levels of affective development. The same heightened...
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Characteristics of Gifted Children
Gifted individuals may exhibit some of the following characteristics. Keep in mind that gifted individuals are not a...
