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by James T. Webb, Elizabeth A. Meckstroth and Stephanie S. Tolan
Published by Gifted Psychology Press
Gifted children have special emotional and intellectual needs. Their
characteristics, combined with current educational practices, often put them at
risk for problems. This award winning book contains chapters on motivation,
discipline, peer relationships, sibling relationships, stress management,
depression and many other issues that parents and teachers encounter daily with
these children. This book has been called "The Dr. Spock book for parents
of gifted children" and has sold over 90,000 copies.
Features:
- An ideal introduction for parents, although also used as a text for
beginning teachers.
- Focuses on social and emotional needs.
- The advice for parents is practical.
- Covers issues from pre-school through adolescence.
- Won National Media Award from the American Psychological
Association.
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