Wunderkinds. / Roberta Staley.
by Staley, Roberta; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2003Article 35Family. Publisher: Staley/Roberta, 2002ISSN: 1522-3213;.Subject(s): Educational equalization | Gifted children | Gifted children -- Education | Intellect | Parents of gifted childrenDDC classification: 050 Summary: " 'Giftedness' is defined as the endowment of potentially outstanding abilities that allow a person to interact with the environment at remarkably high levels of achievement and creativity. Casually referred to as 'geniuses', 'born' artists, or 'natural' athletes, experts put them in the 98th percentile and above in intelligence." (BCBUSINESS) This article discusses the opinions of experts who believe that "gifted children are not 'normal' and should not be treated as such. Their intellectual needs are as great and demanding as the specialized needs of a disabled child.".
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Originally Published: Wunderkinds, Aug. 2002; pp. 42-50.
" 'Giftedness' is defined as the endowment of potentially outstanding abilities that allow a person to interact with the environment at remarkably high levels of achievement and creativity. Casually referred to as 'geniuses', 'born' artists, or 'natural' athletes, experts put them in the 98th percentile and above in intelligence." (BCBUSINESS) This article discusses the opinions of experts who believe that "gifted children are not 'normal' and should not be treated as such. Their intellectual needs are as great and demanding as the specialized needs of a disabled child.".
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