Davidson Gifted Blog
Should You Take a Gap Year? What to Know Before You Decide
This article is adapted from Davidson Institute’s “Considering Your Options: A Guidebook for Investigating Gap Year Opportunities”, part of our collection of free guidebooks for gifted and 2e families. For a deeper dive into supporting…
Why Are So Many Gifted Children and Adults Receiving so Many Diagnoses?
The following excerpt is adapted from Misdiagnosis and Dual Diagnoses of Gifted Children and Adults by by: James T. Webb, Ph.D., Edward Amend, Psy.D., Nadia E. Webb, Psy.D., Marianne Kuzujanakis, M.S. M.P.H., F. Richard…
Mentorships: Questions & Answers
This article is adapted from Davidson Institute’s “Mentoring Guidebook”, part of our collection of free guidebooks for gifted and 2e families. For a deeper dive into supporting your gifted or twice-exceptional child, we encourage you…
Ending a Mentorship
This article is adapted from Davidson Institute’s “Mentoring Guidebook”, part of our collection of free guidebooks for gifted and 2e families. For a deeper dive into supporting your gifted or twice-exceptional child, we encourage you…
Searching for a Mentor
This article is adapted from Davidson Institute’s “Mentoring Guidebook”, part of our collection of free guidebooks for gifted and 2e families. For a deeper dive into supporting your gifted or twice-exceptional child, we encourage you…
For Students: Types of Mentoring Relationships
This article is adapted from Davidson Institute’s “Mentoring Guidebook”, part of our collection of free guidebooks for gifted and 2e families. For a deeper dive into supporting your gifted or twice-exceptional child, we encourage you…
Are You Ready for Your Child to Have a Mentor?
This article is adapted from Davidson Institute’s “Mentoring Guidebook”, part of our collection of free guidebooks for gifted and 2e families. For a deeper dive into supporting your gifted or twice-exceptional child, we encourage you…
For Students: Why Mentoring?
This article is adapted from Davidson Institute’s “Mentoring Guidebook”, part of our collection of free guidebooks for gifted and 2e families. For a deeper dive into supporting your gifted or twice-exceptional child, we encourage you…
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