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15 Ways to Help Gifted Kids Thrive in School
15 ways to help gifted kids thrive in school with ideas that work for lots of kids, so everyone will find ideas they can apply right away.
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Parenting an Artistically Gifted Child: Interview with an Artist
So many of us struggle with issues in parenting gifted children. How do we make sure we don’t break them? How do we support their
Readers’ Best Advice to Gifted Kids, Parents, and Teachers
When you’re new to the world of gifted children, it can be daunting. Whether you’ve just found out your child is gifted, you’ve just been
How to Help a Gifted Child Succeed
If you’ve parented or taught a gifted child, you’ve probably Googled “How to help my gifted child succeed” at least once. Or maybe a million
Teddy Bear Crossing Bear Hunt Signs
Have you see the cute Bear Hunt movement that’s sweeping the country as kiddos find themselves isolated from peers and normal social interaction? How it
Book Report Badness: Reader Q & A
Book Report Badness: The Trouble with Summarizing There is always some tension between teaching a subject and making sure that we don’t turn the subject
10 Steps to a Better Parent-School Partnership: Pre-action, not Re-action
Would you like to build a stronger partnership with your child’s school? If you’re an educator, would you like to consider how to build a
Trying to Make School Better for Gifted Kids
Here’s a newsflash: school is not designed for gifted kids. When you recover from the shock, read on. Depending upon who you talk to,
3 Doubts Parents Have About Raising Gifted Kids
I’ve never met a parent of any kind of kid who felt that they knew all of the answers. This isn’t a new issue. In
What To Do With An Advanced Language Arts Student
I received an email from a parent who had asked the high school to allow her 9th grade daughter to enroll in AP English, rather
The Importance of Fine Motor Skills
Our kids can’t cut. It’s costing us a lot of money. It’s costing them a lot of learning. Normally, I don’t write articles for the
3 Steps to an Effective Apology
As a teacher, one of the most important skills my students need to develop to have healthy relationships with their peers is to learn
Summer Learning Lures: The Alternative to the Summer Assignment
Look, I get it. We want kids to read. We want to avoid the dreaded “summer slide.” We want kids prepared for the work they’re
