You Know Your Child Is Gifted When, By Judy Galbraith

Furthermore, what kinds of gifted traits are there? In the booklet “You Know Your Child Is Gifted When…” written by Judy Galbraith, you can find these exact things.

In the article, the term “gifted” is a very precise, yet very broad; it is more than a number on an IQ test, hence is termed by the U.S Department of Education as children and youth with outstanding talents and accomplishments, in comparison to others of their age, experience of environment.

But a gifted a child is more than a bright child; a bright child will know the answers, while a gifted child will ask the questions. While a bright child will be self-satisfied, the gifted can get incorrigibly self-critical.

Child giftness can be uttered in many aspects, for instance; if your child easily grasps new ideas and concepts, then he probably has an Advanced Intellectual Ability. This characteristic is mostly mistaken for the only term for giftness amongst children and adults as one, but it most definitely is a wrong grasp of the situation. Galbraith mentions more categories in which giftness can come to a fruition: Verbal proficiency, for the kids who can’t stop mumbling, Curiosity for your child’s endless questions, and Creativity, for those that the sky is their limit. Moreover, Logical Thinking, One Track minded children are also included in the Gifted Children