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Ask the Experts: Talented Toddlers

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Dear Dr. Courtright, We are looking for resources for gifted and talented toddlers. I know your program starts at 4th grade, but any suggestions you can give us for helping our child thrive until then would be appreciated. Thank you! … [Read more...] about Ask the Experts: Talented Toddlers

May 9, 2018 | Rick Courtright, Ph.D. Filed Under: Classroom, Social & Emotional Tagged With: Ask the Experts, pre-kindergarten

University Primary School: Watching Young Minds at Work

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Most preschool children would benefit from the innovative curriculum at University Primary School, but it caters primarily to those three- to five-year-olds who are gifted. Located on the campus of the University of Illinois at Champaign, the private primary school serves as a site for the university’s College of Education students to research early childhood teaching practices and to observe and study young children learning. … [Read more...] about University Primary School: Watching Young Minds at Work

August 21, 2003 | TIP Research Staff Filed Under: Classroom Tagged With: pre-kindergarten

Go to the Head of the Class?

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Should gifted five-year-olds skip kindergarten and enter the first grade? Or can they benefit from developmental activities like storytelling, block building, painting, music, and finger plays in kindergarten? … [Read more...] about Go to the Head of the Class?

February 1, 2001 | Filed Under: Classroom, Social & Emotional Tagged With: acceleration, elementary school, grade skipping, pre-kindergarten

It’s About Playtime

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There are many ways to show love, but few are as effective as giving a preschool child the gift of time—time spent interacting, playing, or just being together. Although gifted children are great at amusing themselves like all children, they also need to connect with those who love and care about them. Parents play an important role by spending high-quality time with their children. … [Read more...] about It’s About Playtime

October 1, 2000 | Filed Under: Social & Emotional Tagged With: art, creativity, games, mathematics, pre-kindergarten

Should I have my exceptionally bright four-year-old tested?

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Parent Question: My four-year-old is exceptionally bright. Should I have my child tested? If so, when? Do you recommend a particular test? Expert Answer: By all means, have your child assessed. … [Read more...] about Should I have my exceptionally bright four-year-old tested?

February 1, 2000 | Filed Under: Social & Emotional, Testing Tagged With: IQ test, parenting, pre-kindergarten

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