Gifted All the Time, by Dr. Dan Peters, Summit Center
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2012
- How do you challenge gifted learners and maximize their development potential? How do you inspire them to take risks, learn, and grow? Can we meet their needs in an after-school program one afternoon a week? "We're not just gifted on Wednesdays from 2 to 4!" If you are teaching or parenting a gifted child, you know that their needs never stop.
Clipped from "The Characteristics of Gifted Learners," a DVD available from www.summitcenter.us.
Such a great comment about learning to work hard. My undergrad was at a liberal arts school known for cranking out med students and successful doctors. While we didn't rank extremely high, our school was known for a very heavy reading and writing work load every week in all subjects. If you were to succeed, you needed to adapt to such a heavy workload. Thx for these insights.
Thank you for explaining this, because it happened to me in collage, I fell behind doing my apprenticeship but just passed, then in university I fell behind again and dropped out because of my slow processing speed and at primary and secondary school I was praised for my hard work but still got average results
Tough, very tough been as a gifted,, especially in country that much of teacher, never know about gifted, and how to develop their potential ability
Did you notice the audience? Bored out of their mind and thinking of other things like: "When is lunch?", "When is the next break?", "This speaker is boring as sheet", etc...
Wish I could turn if off every once in a while...
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can all children become gifted?
I hope you know after 6 years that the person is born gifted and usually there's a genetic component to it
@@sirprize5191 not really born with it, but with the right genetic predisposition and trauma in the first 0-2 years one "turns" gifted. Not after that, afaik
@@timefortee I'm hearing that 0-2-trauma part for the first time. Got any explanation on that? In fact it doesn't exist anywhere at all as an explanation
@@sirprize5191 if u mean in "academic" literature, perhaps its not a popular idea, but I did encounter it in a French book on the gifted, in Alice Miller's first two books and in other places I dont remember (Eric Berne btw talks about life scripts but those come into being from year 3 on, if I remember correctly). I only accepted it once I began becoming aware of it in real life.
@@timefortee there normally signs in infants that they're gifted. I think you're just born gifted
not credible. wishy-wishy talk