
TIDBIT # 30-Eliciting Cooperation From Your Intense Gifted Child
Navigating the world of parenting an intensely gifted child brings its own set of distinctive challenges, one of which revolves around eliciting cooperation. The intensity
Navigating the world of parenting an intensely gifted child brings its own set of distinctive challenges, one of which revolves around eliciting cooperation. The intensity
Cognitive dissonance, a psychological concept introduced by Leon Festinger in 1957, plays a fascinating and valuable role in the context of learning and education. In
Imagine a scenario: Your pre-teen, who has always been an eager learner, has all of a sudden decided that school assignments are uncool. They no
Have you ever wondered, “Should gifted students be able to skip grades?”. Accelerated learning, which involves advancing gifted children through the educational system at a
Have you ever heard the phrase, “Students didn’t learn because they just weren’t motivated”? It’s a common sentiment, but according to M. David Merril, motivation
Are you ready to maximize your scholar’s potential and open the door to a world of possibilities? Are you wondering what sets us apart at
A magical classroom with curious minds, Where the air is filled with whispered rhymes. Childish laughter, ideas that grow, Creative spirit brought to the show.
Everyone says that there are no two days that are the same as a teacher. That is the truth. You never know what can happen
What’s Next? In working with gifted learners, I have learned that one of the best things that we can do to support them is to
Kids go through various stages of increasing autonomy as they age. However, numerous studies have found that the stage that begins around 6th grade and
For children with autism, traditional classrooms can present daily challenges—sensory overload, unpredictable social dynamics, and inconsistent routines. These factors can create barriers to learning, no
Helping a child with ADHD build effective study habits isn’t about forcing structure. It’s about creating systems that work with their brain—not against it. We’ve
For students with ADHD, learning in a traditional classroom can feel like trying to focus in the middle of a carnival—noisy, overwhelming, and hard to
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