Jane Sonnenschein | A Chinese Way of Seeing·Aug 13Have We Been Reading Shāng Zhòngyǒng Wrong All Along?What a familiar Chinese story can teach us about gifted children, school systems, and the difference between being intelligent and fitting…
Jane Sonnenschein | A Chinese Way of Seeing·Aug 9Why Are High-IQ Children Also Called Lazy?Why school success and intelligence are not the same thing — and why some highly capable children are misunderstood as lazy
Jane Sonnenschein | A Chinese Way of Seeing·Jul 26When a Child Can Already See Far Ahead, but Her Hands and Emotions Haven’t Caught UpWhen a child’s standards move ahead of her skills, a small failure can begin to feel like a judgment on her whole self.
Studigraphy·Jul 21Have you ever wondered how being a gifted child can cost you your teenage years or adulthood?You used to be the one always focused, determined, and everything was easy for you to do. Even if it was challenging, you somehow used to…
Elizabeth Greenwood·Jul 20The Gifted Child Who Falls Apart When Something Is Finally HardWhy struggle can feel like failure to a child who has spent years succeeding without it
Angels Valley School·Jun 13If Your Child Does These 5 ‘Annoying’ Things, Congratulations — You Have a Future GeniusYou’ve said it a hundred times. “Stop asking so many questions.” “Why can’t you just sit still?” “You’ve taken that thing apart AGAIN?”…
Arpitha V·Apr 13From “Gifted” To “Burnt Out”How I finally realised that it was okay to slow down for a bit.
Deborah Ruf, PhD·Mar 8Is Early Reading a Sign of Giftedness?Many gifted kids read before any lessons. Some highly, exceptionally, to profoundly gifted start by ages two to three. Some don’t read…
Shehryar Khawar·Oct 11, 2025When the Clouds Taste Like Cotton CandyWhat happens when a six-year-old’s questions are too profound for anyone to answer, and his only hope of understanding is to meet God…A response icon4A response icon4
