The Center for Gifted Studies at Western Kentucky University recognizes the unique needs of gifted and talented students and provides advanced learning opportunities that foster their intellectual and social development.
At In the Know, you’ll find articles discussing the practical issues that parents of gifted children often face, including how to advocate for your child, weigh different educational options, evaluate best practices, and address common social and emotional needs. Educators of gifted and talented students will also find these articles helpful when serving these students.
By the Duke Talent Identification Program It’s March and your child may soon experience spring fever, anticipating the summer months that are just ahead. As
By the Duke Talent Identification Program It’s no secret that standardized testing is increasingly common. Each year new tests appear, and it may seem that
Gifted children often talk a lot. Their early vocabulary astounds their audiences and attracts amazed praise. The frequent and extraordinary approval reinforces their verbal skills
Can you recommend some resources to motivate an underachieving gifted student? Dear Dr. Courtright, Information you’ve shared in the past about traits of gifted students