Davidson Gifted Blog
Why Is My Gifted Child So Angry?
The intense emotions and heightened sensitivities that come with being profoundly gifted can often lead to frustration and outbursts. It’s likely not just related to their academics; gifted children’s deep emotional responses, perfectionist tendencies,…
An Overview of Support Groups for Gifted Teens
Middle and high school are prime periods in our lives as human beings to learn about ourselves, develop strong social and emotional skills, and build friendships. As parents, we want our children to find…
Grants for Gifted Students
Within education, grants for gifted students go beyond financial assistance; they bridge the gap between potential and tangible achievement. These opportunities pave the way for enriched academic experiences, specialized training, and meaningful connections with…
Social Engagement, General Enrichment, and Executive Function Support Program Comparison
This chart provides a comparison of the most popular social engagement, general enrichment, and executive function Support programs used by Davidson Young Scholars. These programs can be utilized in a variety of ways; enrichment, tutoring, curriculum…
The Changing Role of Parents in Gifted Education Programs
This article highlights the vital role parents play in advocating for their gifted children’s academic and emotional needs. As children transition into gifted programs, parents must adapt, moving from active advocacy to encouraging self-advocacy…
Tips for Students: Origami – From Ninja Stars to Outer Space
The following article expands on highlights and insights from one of our Expert Series events, which are exclusive for Young Scholars and their parents. Authored by: Evan Zodl Summary In this hands-on Expert Series presentation, students…
Tips for Parents: Therapy with Profoundly Gifted Children and Adolescents with Dr. Edward Amend
The following article expands on highlights and insights from one of our Expert Series events, which are exclusive for Young Scholars and their parents. Authored by: Edward R. Amend, Psy.D. Summary Individual and/or family therapy can…
Strategies for Supporting Twice-Exceptional Students
Academic support is helpful for twice-exceptional (or 2e) students, but it isn’t enough on its own. Because there are often struggles in identifying 2e students, it’s important for families, educators, and even 2e students…
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