Mythillogical: Belief versus the reality of giftedness.
On Sunday 9th December, the topic for discussion at #gtie was “Mythillogical: Belief versus the reality of giftedness”. One recurring theme which struck me was […]
Month: December 2012
Intensity as the Defining Characteristic of Giftedness
Below is a collection of the papers and articles referenced during a #gtie chat. A tidied up version of the chat follows.
Help Drive Gifted Support in Ireland and Europe
Peter Csermely is Professor of Biochemistry at the Semmelweis University School of Medicine in Budapest, Hungary, and President of the European Council for High Ability (ECHA). […]
Invitation to Learn About Gifted Education
What is Gifted Education and Why Do We Need It? Professor Tracy Cross Thursday 13th December at 7pm DCU School of Nursing CTYI are delighted to […]
I’m not sure how to say this but….
At #gtie Chat on Giftedness on Sunday 25th November, we discussed what we might like to say if we were writing to our child’s teacher […]
Making a Difference – A School Policy for Exceptionally Able/Gifted Students
At #gtie on Sunday 18th November, we discussed “Gifted and Talented Policy Choices for Schools”. We are extremely grateful to the specialist educators from around […]