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Gifted Parents Unite!

Mar 10, 2001 - © Peggy Kord

The right to become change agents in the legislature and schools when gifted children are not adequately served. Research supports the theory that parents and parent groups can be positive forces in advocating for the right of their gifted child to be offered an education that meets his or her needs. Parents need to understand the importance of remaining current on recent trends and to focus their attention on encouraging and enriching their child’s experiences.

Parent groups are important. Where do you begin? How do you organize a parent group? My next article will not only show you how but also give you some valuable links on gifted parent groups. What works, types of support groups, and proven success stories! Together we can make a difference in your gifted child’s life!

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