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How do we help intellectually gifted kids flourish? The answer isn’t just giving them more work
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An article examining how schools can better support intellectually gifted children beyond simply giving them more work, arguing that identification alone is insufficient without appropriate pedagogical approaches.

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How do we help intellectually gifted kids flourish? The answer isn’t just giving them more work
Hryshchyshen Serhii/Shutterstock When we talk about intellectually gifted children, the debate tends to focus on one of two questions: how we detect this characteristic, and why it doesn’t always translate into higher marks at school. While these are important questions, they overlook another equally important one: what can schools do once they know a student has to learn in a different way to other others? Even when gifted students are identified, educators tend to offer an uninspiring respons
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