Gilmore Girls and Two Faces of Giftedness
Gilmore Girls and its interpretation of the different sides of giftedness
Sustaining the Gifted Child
Education must inspire children’s creativity, imagination, compassion, self-knowledge, social skills, and emotional health
Learning About Giftedness
What is your favorite resource for those new to giftedness?
Three Reasons to Join a Parent Support Group
It’s easy for parents to feel like they are alone in their situation and not receiving support from traditional educational groups and institutions. That is why I believe in the importance of parent support groups
Book Review: “College at 13: Young, Gifted and Purposeful”
Razel Solow, Ph.D. and Celeste Rhodes, Ph.D. turn the chief criticism of early college entrance on its head in College at 13: Young, Gifted and Purposeful
The Genius of Genius Day
Saturday, March 12th bore witness to our 6th Genius Day, a day of deep learning on the life and legacy of none other than Albert Einstein
The Future of Individualized Education
Individualization is coming to our schools, whether it be in the form of project based learning or technological programming
Hands-On Learning and Memory
Here are the effects that hands-on learning has on memory
Mentoring Gifted Students
Gifted children often feel misunderstood and possibly don’t even fully comprehend themselves or their abilities – this is where a mentor can be beneficial
Calling All Tinkerers!
As Make Magazine founder and Maker Faire creator, Dale Dougherty reminds us, “We are all makers.”