Five Levels Of Gifted

… and when statewide politicians, not educators, make the call I grew up in Ohio and still have many friends and relatives living there.

I declared in second grade that I wanted to be a teacher and then a principal.

The people giving the descriptions are the mother or father of a gifted child who volunteered to work with me as I wrote about their experiences.

It matters that people be aware of typical education policy.

Yes, that’s what I do.

It’s About the Sense of Belonging, Learning, and Well-Being Every child knows the difference between simply being placed in a classroom and truly feeling at home there.

Most pre-school and elementary schools aren’t ready for your gifted child’s needs.

And with boys, in particular, they may not be developmentally ready to work with pencils A parent told me her son’s teacher suggested she look into dysgraphia because he avoided handwriting.

I previously wrote about what an IQ score can and can’t tell you and I followed that up with a bit more background on ability testing.

First, why am I writing about this?