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Your Gifted Child by Joan Franklin Smutny

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Your Gifted Child

How to Recognize and Develop the Special Talents in Your Child From Birth to Ageseven

Joan Franklin Smutny

Random House Publishing Group · Print & ebook · January 23, 1991

Reading lane: Gifted Education

An estimated 500,000 potentially gifted children are born each year.

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Who It's For

Parents of gifted children seeking guidance for ages birth to sevenProfessionals who work with gifted children

Book Details

Authors
Joan Franklin Smutny
Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
Published
January 23, 1991
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Gifted Education · Social & Emotional Disabilities
Reading lane
Gifted Education

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Publisher Categories

  • Gifted Education

  • Family & Relationships

  • Raising School-Age Kids

About This Book

An estimated 500,000 potentially gifted children are born each year. Since most schools don't begin to test for giftedness until about the age of eight, it is left to parents to recognize and nurture their children's special talents and abilities in the early critical years. This intelligent, insightful, and useful volume is a complete guide to identifying gifted children and helping them develop to the fullest. Packed with sound advice drawn from both the latest research an...

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An estimated 500,000 potentially gifted children are born each year. Since most schools don't begin to test for giftedness until about the age of eight, it is left to parents to recognize and nurture their children's special talents and abilities in the early critical years. This intelligent, insightful, and useful volume is a complete guide to identifying gifted children and helping them develop to the fullest. Packed with sound advice drawn from both the latest research and examples from real families, Your Gifted Child covers all the major issues that arise for gifted children and their parents, from birth to age seven. The authors have combined their years of experience studying gifted children, raising their own, and conducting workshops for families. In Your Gifted Child, they share their knowledge on how to recognize the early signs of giftedness, stimulate curiosity and creativity, choose the right books and science projects, foster sound social and moral development, evaluate preschool and primary school programs, develop language skills, and much more. Encouraging a gifted child is not the same as pumping a "superbaby" full of facts. Rather, it is a way of bringing an extraordinary inborn potential to its full flowering without pressure or intrusiveness. Parents of gifted children and professionals who work with them will find Your Gifted Child the indispensable volume on the subject.

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