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Parenting for Achievement

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For many parents with gifted children, motivation can be a struggle. This article offers explanations for why this struggle exists, and offers some recommendations for how to foster effort and help students reach their potential. One of the prevailing themes of this article is the idea of learning what works best for each child. I’d like to note that “underachievement” is a relative term. What is underachievement for one student may look quite different from underachievement for another student. … [Read more...] about Parenting for Achievement

February 2, 2004 | TIP Research Staff Filed Under: Classroom, Social & Emotional Tagged With: parenting, peer pressure, underachievement

How do I know if my child is in with the right peer group?

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Developing and maintaining friendships is an important aspect of any child’s development. However, for many gifted kids this can be a struggle. The second friendship article offers some talking points that may be helpful when discussing friendship with a gifted child. We include both articles to show a variety of views on friendship. Differences of opinion don’t always signify one being right and the other wrong, but rather differing values of what is important. … [Read more...] about How do I know if my child is in with the right peer group?

October 2, 2003 | TIP Research Staff Filed Under: Social & Emotional Tagged With: diversity, peer groups, peer pressure

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