Davidson Gifted Blog
Homeschooling Curriculum for the Gifted Child
In the article “Homeschooling Curriculum for the Gifted Child,” published by the Davidson Institute, author Sarah Boone offers an in-depth overview of selecting appropriate materials and strategies for homeschooling gifted children. This comprehensive guide…
Gifted Homeschooling and Socializing
This article offers insights into the various ways parents can help their gifted children build social skills and meaningful relationships outside the traditional classroom. Complementing this perspective, Davidson Academy Online presents an excellent option…
Homeschooling Twice-Exceptional Children
Homeschooling twice-exceptional children presents unique challenges and opportunities, balancing their giftedness with special needs. In this insightful article from the Davidson Institute, Meredith Warshaw explores the benefits of homeschooling for 2e children, emphasizing the…
Homeschooling: Being the Parent and the Teacher
In this comprehensive guide from the Davidson Institute, we delve into the multifaceted role of parents who choose to educate their gifted children at home. It addresses the joys, challenges, and myths associated with…
Tips for Exploring Interests and Developing Talent in School Settings
We here at the Davidson Institute have put together some resources to help gifted students explore their interests—whatever they may be. It may seem like age is an obstacle to helping your child pursue…
Tips for Students: Choosing ALL Your Passions: The Life of a Multipotentialite
The following article expands on highlights and insights from one of our Expert Series events, which are exclusive for Young Scholars and their parents. Summary Some of us fit neatly into boxes. We dream of becoming…
Top Tips for Exploring Interests and Developing Talent in Gifted Kids Outside of School
We here at the Davidson Institute have put together some resources to help gifted students explore their interests—whatever they may be. It may seem like age is an obstacle to helping your gifted child…
Paths to Research for Young Students
Many of the gifted students the Davidson Institute serves express an early interest in one or more of the STEM fields. It is not uncommon to have a highly gifted student younger than 14…
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