Description
In this course you will learn:
- The Four Keys of Giftedness
- An overview of the Five Overexcitabilities
- Strategies for dealing with perfectionism
$20.00
Presenter: Lynette Breedlove, Ph.D.
Core Area: Social & Emotional
Grade Level: Elementary, Secondary
Hours: 1
Gifted characters in many popular books and movies are quirky, intelligent, and perfectionistic. Helping gifted students manage their intense feelings in real life, however, can be more difficult. Thankfully, there are strategies that educators and parents can use to help gifted students thrive. Discover how to support and empower gifted students with intense feelings.
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Lynsie – BEAUMONT ISD (verified owner) –
interesting
Lynsie – BEAUMONT ISD (verified owner) –
interesting
Debbie – HUDSON ISD (verified owner) –
This course explains the topic with ease of understanding.
Debbie – HUDSON ISD (verified owner) –
This course explains the topic with ease of understanding.
Debbie – HUDSON ISD (verified owner) –
This course explains the topic with ease of understanding.
Karen – Private Pay (verified owner) –
This course is very insightful; however, I find that listing introversion as a key element of giftedness and perfectionism as a gifted person to be a given are both misleading and can encourage educators to overlook gifted students who are extroverted or do not clearly display perfectionist tendencies.
Karen – Private Pay (verified owner) –
This course is very insightful; however, I find that listing introversion as a key element of giftedness and perfectionism as a gifted person to be a given are both misleading and can encourage educators to overlook gifted students who are extroverted or do not clearly display perfectionist tendencies.
Karen – Private Pay (verified owner) –
This course is very insightful; however, I find that listing introversion as a key element of giftedness and perfectionism as a gifted person to be a given are both misleading and can encourage educators to overlook gifted students who are extroverted or do not clearly display perfectionist tendencies.