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Homeschooling A Gifted Child: When Your Child Is Smarter Than You Are!

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Today, I’d like to welcome one of my favorite people, Shawna Wingert. Shawna is an amazing homeschool mama to two outside-of-the-box learners. I connected with Shawna early on in our homeschool journey and I am so thankful I did! I love her honesty, her openness, and her love for her boys. I am over-the-moon excited…

Thrice Exceptional: How to Encourage Twice Exceptional Girls

by Sophie Miller 2 Comments

Today, I’d like to welcome Sophie Miller. Sophie is a Production Coordinator for ThinkFun, one of our family’s favorite game companies! She is also a regular contributor to the ThinkFun blog. Today, Sophie is here to talk about twice exceptional girls. I’d love for you to weigh-in with your experience once you’ve finished reading! Thrice Exceptional:…

The 5 Best Homeschooling Decisions We’ve Made

by Lucinda Leo 17 Comments

Today, I am thrilled to welcome Lucinda Leo. I first “met” Lucinda through the Gifted Homeschoolers Forum blogger community. I am a huge fan of her work and I honest-to-goodness wish she didn’t live all the way across the pond because I know we’d have a lot to chat about over a cup of coffee……

Fear Not: Homeschooling Tweens and Teens

by Jen Mackinnon 18 Comments

Results of a recent reader survey indicated that folks are interested in hearing more from other homeschoolers, specifically those who are homeschooling tweens and teens. As a result, I am working on a series called Homeschool Voices: A Series of Personal Stories. This is the first post in the series. Today, I would like to…

Big-Hearted and Brilliant: Service Ideas That Flex Empathy Muscles and Expand Young Minds

by Sarah Aadland 2 Comments

I am over-the-moon excited to share today’s post with you. I think we can all agree that the world needs more kindness. As parents, we work hard to raise children who care for others. One way to build empathy is through family service projects. Today, I am thrilled to welcome back Sarah Aaland, Director of Doing…

Understanding Asynchronous Development {Check me out over at RLL}

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Understanding Asynchronous Development There are so many definitions of giftedness floating around out there, but my favorite one is this definition from the Columbus Group: Giftedness is asynchronous development in which advanced cognitive abilities and heightened intensity combine to create inner experiences and awareness that are qualitatively different from the norm. This asynchrony increases with…

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