Learning Disabled and Gifted
A wise parent sees the potential in her son beyond the labels currently being placed on him. read more
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A wise parent sees the potential in her son beyond the labels currently being placed on him. read more
Gifted persons of any age can perceive situations more intensely, and the outcome is sometimes depression. read more
It is not at all unusual for gifted kids to immerse themselves in a single subject or interest to the exclusion of other topics. read more
If gifted education is mandated in your state, a child who qualifies as gifted cannot be removed from the program. read more
Gifted children often have social issues that are just as challenging -- and trickier to fix -- than educational issues. read more
A child needs to understand the concept of personal responsibility before you let him "fly without a net." read more
What can you do when your school's gifted programming ends in the middle-school years? read more
When a student is embarrassed by his freshman year performance, he needs to perform a self-exam of his academic year. read more
Put a good communication process in place between you and your child's teacher by involving school administration. read more
A mother starts to doubt her parenting skills after a stranger berates her in public. read more
Punishing a boy for not being responsible in this matter does nothing to teach him discipline. read more
A mother is concerned about her son's rather sheltered existence outside of school. read more
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