Transitions Adulthood

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Hoagies' Blog Hop: Transitions To and Through Adulthood

Transitions To and Through Adulthood. Transitions can be difficult, and for gifted kids becoming adults, sometimes even more so. The transition from "the smartest in the room" to "just another fish in the pond." Transitions throughout adulthood can be more... interesting... for gifted adults.

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Crashing Into Adulthood: From Gifted Kid to College Dropout by Aurora Remember: I was a late arrival to the gifted program as a kid, but then they sent me to a special program that led to a Middle School placement where there were only 3-4 of us in my grade. By High School I was in a bigger class with all the “high achievers” and was almost kicked out in 10th grade for underachievement...
Families of gifted teens: Avoid these "worst" college visitation tips by Gail Post in Gifted Challenges: The internet is filled with advice about college visitation. Conventional wisdom holds that college visits must include a quick information session and tour, with families as passive recipients of whatever the school structures for that day. Some guidelines and advice about visitation may be misguided or not particularly relevant to your child's unique needs. And some are particularly counterproductive for families of gifted teens - who are often already overwhelmed with the college planning process.

The following are some of the "worst" college visitation tips:

Bad tip #1: Skip the information session...

Updated April 08, 2020

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