Duke Gifted LetterFor Parents of Gifted Children

Volume 8 / Issue 3 / Spring 2008 Archives

True or false? Some people are born gifted, and others are not. You can tell who will be gifted from early on. Gifted children should be labeled and praised for their brains and talent. All of these statements are...

Dweck, Carol S. Educational Strategies Feature Talent Development

Heraclitus wrote, “Our own nature hides from us, but wants to be found.” Do you remember moments in your life when you asked “Who am I?” Perhaps you were interacting in a social situation in which you realized you...

Gurian, Michael Hoyt, Dakota Social-Emotional Issues The Emotional Edge

For many teenagers, fitting all their activities into a 24-hour day and getting enough sleep is an impossible dream. For their parents, rousing their teens every morning so they get to school on time is a big challenge. In...

Connections Dawson, Peg Parenting/Advocacy

Imagination

The study of gifted children's imagination was part of a larger investigation into their inner world as I described in "Mellow Out," They Say. If I Only Could: Intensities and Sensitivities of the Young and Bright. Gifted children were...

Creativity Piechowski, Michael M. Special Focus

Foundations for Success The Final Report of the National Mathematics Advisory Panel The Mathematics Advisory Panel, created by President Bush in 2006, was charged with making suggestions to improve America’s math education and student achievement using the best scientific...

Collins-Perry, Bobbie Currents Educational Strategies Talent Development

More than just a superficial tease for a book, the Web site www.brainrules.net is part of a multi-media package. The book Brain Rules: 12 Principles for Surviving and Thriving at Work, Home, and School, by John Medina, Pear Press, 2008,...

Book Reviews Collins-Perry, Bobbie Currents