Parenting a Gifted Child
Peggy Kord
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Unconditional love is the supporting and encouraging love your child needs and deserves.
Spontaneous and expressive - A unique sense of humor - A strong desire for independence - An animated fantasy life - A free thinking daydreamer. These are signs of giftedness.
Traditional or Gifted? Residential or non-residential? Eight steps are given to help you choose the camp that is right for your child.
Parent groups can make a difference! Parents need to be encouraged and supported with the challenges they face raising a gifted child.
Parents, Laws, and Gifted Children
You don't have to be a lawyer to be an effective legislative advocate for your gifted child. It just takes a little "leg" work.
Be An Advocate For Your Gifted Child
Parents must become advocates for their gifted child! The how to and reasons for are discussed.
Family Problems - Gifted Child
Family problems are a concern for the parents of a gifted child. Research addresses these potential problems and so do I!
Gifted Children Deserve Love and Consistency
The home environment of a gifted child must offer love, understanding, and consistency.
Are gifted students responsible for classwork while in pull out programs? This editor doesn't think so!
GIFTED IDENTIFICATION: PARENTS LEFT OUT!
Parents are being left out of the gifted identification process in most schools! What is this process? Find out the latest reseach.