What Really Matters 鈥� Notes from the Passenger Seat Pt. 2
In the second workshop of the two-part series, we shifted our focus from school to home. In World-Building: Crafting a Thriving Habitat at Home, we explored how to create a […]
What Really Matters 鈥� Notes from the Passenger Seat Pt. 1
As a mother of two young men, now 18 and 21, much of our family life has been spent in the car traveling to ice hockey games while moving around […]
Understanding Motivation and Perfectionism in Gifted Youth
In Judy Weiner’s presentation on Motivation, Perfectionism & Underachievement, she encouraged parents to reflect on how their expectations align with their child鈥檚 unique profile.
Adulting Asymmetric: Picking a Path to Pursue
The challenge of professional direction in gifted kids
Myths and Realities of the Social and Emotional Development of Gifted Children
The many myths and realities surrounding gifted children
Growing Up Asymmetric: Entering the “Real World”
Giftedness does not just go away when you turn 18, but most resources for gifted
individuals do.
Planning for the School Year Ahead
Tips for meaningful engagement in gifted kids during the school year
How Can the United States Better Support Gifted Education?
Funding allocated specifically for gifted children remains only a small fraction of the federal budget
Citizen Science: Remaining Engaged This Summer
Websites and apps such as iNaturalist, eBird, and Zooniverse provide various science projects to keep the community engaged in scientific research
FIVE SUMMER VACATION TIPS FOR PARENTS OF 2E CHILDREN
Summer vacation tips to keep your child engaged and relaxed