Parents
23 October 2017
9 June 2017
Self-Determination Theory
Self-Determination Theory explores how the basic psychological needs for autonomy, relatedness, and competence influence motivation and well-being. This authoritative work offers theoretical insights, scientific evidence, and practical applications across education, healthcare, sports, and the workplace.
22 February 2017
Doing poorly on purpose
This book offers fresh insights into underachievement among gifted students. James Delisle demonstrates how respect, autonomy, and understanding can help re-motivate them. A practical guide for teachers who want to foster dignity and engagement in their students.
23 January 2017
1 January 2017
29 June 2016
15 April 2016
Misdiagnosis and Dual Diagnoses of Gifted Children and Adults
Many gifted children and adults are misdiagnosed with disorders such as ADHD or OCD, leading to unnecessary medication and inappropriate support. Six healthcare professionals provide tools to distinguish gifted behaviours from pathology, helping to save lives.
1 November 2016
The Social and Emotional Development of Gifted Children: What do we know?
This book provides a comprehensive overview of research on the social and emotional development of gifted children. It covers cultural differences, practical applications, neuroscience, and motivation. An essential resource for anyone seeking to better understand and support this unique group.
1 November 2015
18 November 2014
Smart girls in the 21st century
This book highlights the unique developmental journey of bright girls and women. It covers talent development, various forms of intelligence, generational differences, challenges, education, adolescence, minorities, and twice-exceptional girls. Practical insights for parents, teachers, and caregivers.
1 November 2014
Cheating, dishonesty and manipulation
Why do smart children lie, manipulate, and cheat? Often it’s due to boredom, lack of challenge, fear of failure, or a desire to fit in. Kate Maupin explores the causes and how to address these behaviors without relying solely on punishment. She provides tools for building honesty and self-confidence.
1 October 2014
Off the charts
This publication from the Columbus Group compiles 19 essays on asynchronous development in gifted individuals. It emphasizes a child-centered educational approach focused on personal growth rather than competition. A valuable resource for parents, teachers, and caregivers of gifted children.
1 January 2013
17 December 2012
1 June 2012
17 June 2008
Why bright kids get poor grades
This practical handbook helps parents and teachers recognize and support underachieving, bright children. It offers a realistic six-step plan, with advice on motivation, responsibility, collaboration, and fostering independence to reverse underachievement.
1 May 2008
1 July 2007
1 July 2006
Positive discipline
A proven guide for parents and teachers who want to apply discipline based on mutual respect rather than punishment. The book offers practical tips to improve communication, avoid conflicts, and teach children self-discipline, responsibility, and cooperation—from toddler to teenager.
30 May 2006
30 July 2005
Misdiagnosis and Dual Diagnoses of Gifted Children and Adults
Many gifted children and adults are mistakenly diagnosed with disorders such as ADHD or autism. This book helps prevent misdiagnoses, provides insight into the characteristics of giftedness, and offers guidance for parents and professionals on appropriate support.
2 December 2004
Grandparent’s Guide to Gifted Children
A practical guide for grandparents of gifted grandchildren. It covers early signs, special needs, the role of grandparents, building a strong bond, educational planning, and leaving a personal legacy. Filled with valuable tips and insights for support and understanding.
1 September 2004
Different minds
Gifted children with AD/HD, Asperger syndrome, and other learning deficits face unique challenges due to uneven development. This comprehensive book explains these complexities, offers diagnosis guidance, and practical strategies for parents and professionals to support their intellectual, emotional, and social growth.
15 November 2003
19 October 2002
Bright minds, poor grades
This book explores why bright children often underachieve in school. Dr. Michael Whitley provides an in-depth analysis of different types of underachievers and presents a practical ten-step program to motivate them and get them back on track, offering valuable insights for parents and teachers.
1 July 2001
23 March 2002
Re-Forming Gifted Education
This book helps parents and teachers develop appropriate educational plans for gifted children. It discusses various forms of acceleration, enrichment, and grouping, providing a clear overview of what research says about their effectiveness for different types of gifted learners.
1 January 2002
1 January 1993
1 January 1984
