As summer vacation comes to an end, children look ahead to the new school year in different ways. Some can’t wait to go back to school, while others feel nervous or reluctant. For many children, the start of a new school year brings mixed emotions. They may be looking forward to seeing friends again, wondering…
The world has changed. Education is still catching up. Schools were originally designed for a world where information was scarce, careers were relatively predictable and success depended on mastering established procedures. Students memorized facts, practiced routines and demonstrated what they knew by producing the correct answers. That made perfect sense. When information was difficult to…
Why more of the same doesn’t lead to greater development When a gifted child finishes classroom work before the rest of the class, teachers often look for a practical solution. That’s completely understandable. Teachers are responsible for an entire class and also need to make time for students who require additional instruction or support. As…
In a world where technology continues to shape education, learning is increasingly associated with laptops, tablets, and digital classrooms. Schools are investing heavily in online learning platforms, educational apps, and digital teaching resources. Technology undoubtedly offers many benefits, but it also raises an important question: What do children miss when learning takes place primarily through…
Giftedness is about more than high ability When you tell people your child is gifted, the response is often enthusiastic. “That’s amazing.”“School must be easy.”“Your child is so lucky.” Many people associate giftedness with high grades, quick learning, and exceptional intelligence. While those strengths could be part of the picture, they are only one side…
“Gifted children need more challenge.” It’s a phrase parents and teachers hear all the time. As a result, many schools provide enrichment activities for students who finish their work early. I’ve seen this approach take many different forms in my own daughters’ classrooms. Some classrooms have bins filled with extra assignments for early finishers. Others…
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