Parent Tips for Gifted Children

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Differentiated Instruction is the varied, leveled approach to meeting student's diverse learning levels in the classroom. The goal of differentiated instruction is to make certain that everyone grows as much as possible in all key skills and knowledge areas, moving on from their starting points.

Going above and beyond to build your child's personal best

Encourage your child to have conversations after a lesson, or chat, and explore the "what if's". What if you did that assignment another way? What are some other questions you have on that subject? What if you tried that problem another way? What if you failed at something, how would you improve it? Engage students with real-life challenges and encourage persistence and questioning. Encourage your child to explore different avenues to build brain capacity and comfort with challenges.

Helping your child change their patterns of intellectual behavior, or habits of mind, to better accept new challenges in their academic or personal lifestyle, so they can accomplish what they should accomplish.

Competition

Accuracy

Research

Challenge and Differentiation in the classroom

Encourage the "WHat if..." thinking

Habits of mind

Preparing Gifted Kids for Academic Rigor

Tips for Parents of the gifted Child