I have been overwhelmed, and so grateful, for the support and feedback from families who have joined The Learner’s Lab. It’s been absolutely wonderful. Today, I am please to share this encouraging post from a fellow mom of quirky kids and member of The Learner’s Lab. Cynthia and her family are an absolute joy, and…
Empathy is a word we emphasize a lot when it comes to our children’s social and emotional development, but what does it really mean? Even more so, how can we encourage empathy in our gifted and twice exceptional children? In today’s episode, we tackle the topic of empathy. Empathy Does Not Come Naturally For…
Dr. Meg Meeker is a bit of a hero of mine, so I am thrilled to welcome her to The Raising Lifelong Learners Podcast! Our conversation is all about her expert perspective on meeting the individualized needs of our children. Seeing Our Children As Individuals One of the key takeaways from my time…
My oldest son and youngest daughter both have my tan complexion. The other two are fair like my husband. All four of them boast deep, chocolate eyes like Brian, not the blue I’d hoped they’d inherit from me. When we’re all together, you can see that we’re a family. They’re opinionated, assertive, and loads of…
At some point most parents of gifted kids will ask, “Does my gifted child really need a label?” In this audioblog episode, Collen tackles this question and looks at the pros and cons of giving your gifted child the “label.” Does My Gifted Child Really Need A Label? I understand the question….
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