Is your kid gifted? It's a question that many parents often think about. I manage student applications at the Davidson Institute, where we've helped thousands of profoundly gifted children (or kids ...

All children are special, but some demonstrate early signs of high intellectual potency by their behaviour and thinking. Recognising these signs can help parents nurture a child’s intellectual and ...

How do you tell if your child is gifted? Schools that have programs for gifted students are often able to identify them by using traditional screening methods, like group IQ tests, review of ...

One of the first signs that you may be raising a genius appears very early on in a child’s life. Achieving developmental milestones way before predicted can be a sign that your child is ready to be ...

Every parent will tell you that there are times when one of their kids gets this gleam in their eye, which means, regardless of the rules and the consequences, they are going to go their own way, so ...

Whether your kid does or doesn't, experts say, all babies, toddlers and preschoolers will thrive as long as they are: • Provided a predictable life with a reasonably ordered environment. • Held and ...

Many gifted children do not stand out in class: their great potential is hidden behind distractions, demotivation, and uneven ...

They’re sharp, curious – and prone to boredom or even bullying at school. Far from the smartypants cliches, some gifted ...

For many parents, raising kids is full of inherent worries. Parents wonder if their kids are happy and well-adjusted. They worry about their academic performance and whether they’re making friends.

"In G/T, I learned quickly that much of my self-esteem came from academic praise and approval from adults," the author writes. Alena Shafieva via Getty Images I don’t remember precisely when I first ...

I don’t remember precisely when I first heard the word “gifted,” but it must have been in early elementary school. I do remember being pulled out of my first-grade class and led to the fifth-grade ...