Parents often wonder if they should discuss their child's giftedness with them. There can actually be benefits to talking with your child about his or her abilities.

A heartfelt letter to my niece on her 15th birthday

A quick look at common traits of gifted toddlers

Misunderstandings can abound within the classroom regarding who is gifted and who is not. Many gifted students get overlooked in the classroom because they do not fit the "typical" mold. Learn about common misunderstandings and ways to refute them.

Gifted children who have central auditory processing disorder may be accused of being lazy, unmotivated, and not working up to potential. Read this article to learn about CAPD and how it may be accommodated.

Gifted children aren't always easy to raise.

Asynchronous development is a common quality among gifted individuals. As the name implies, events are not occurring all at the same time as the child develops. Learn more about what happens when chronological, intellectual, social and physical age do not match.

Determining the quality of a school system's gifted program is an important task for parents. Being able to evaluate how well the school identifies and serves this population will be of great benefit to your children.

Introverts are outnumbered in the general population, yet 3 out of 4 exceptionally gifted people are introverts! How do we nurture the gifted introverts in our families?

The Davidson Young Scholars Program has a lot to offer profoundly gifted children.