Parenting a Gifted Child
Peggy Kord
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Parenting a Gifted Child
Mar 1, 2003
Unconditional love is the supporting and encouraging love your child needs and deserves.
Jan 13, 2003
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.
Apr 21, 2001
Traditional or Gifted? Residential or non-residential? Eight steps are given to help you choose the camp that is right for your child.
Mar 10, 2001
Parent groups can make a difference! Parents need to be encouraged and supported with the challenges they face raising a gifted child.
Feb 24, 2001
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.
Feb 10, 2001
Be An Advocate For Your Gifted Child
Parents must become advocates for their gifted child! The how to and reasons for are discussed.
Jan 14, 2001
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!
Dec 18, 2000
Gifted Children Deserve Love and Consistency
The home environment of a gifted child must offer love, understanding, and consistency.
Dec 4, 2000
Are gifted students responsible for classwork while in pull out programs? This editor doesn't think so!
Nov 20, 2000
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.
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