A new study published this week in Science concludes that you may get something unexpected from reading great literary works: more finely-tuned social and emotional skills. Open Culture, openculture.com

Black Apollo of Science: The Life of Ernest Everett Just by Kenneth R. Manning / A polymath who pioneered many areas on the physiology of development, including fertilization, experimental parthenogenesis, hydration, cell division, dehydration in living cells and ultraviolet carcinogenic radiation effects on cells.

Kurt Vonnegut on why we all feel so inadequate.

symbol of giftedness #Neurodiversirty

Explore the intricacies of giftedness tests: their importance, accuracy, and impact on identifying and nurturing exceptional talents.

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Giftedness: Myths vs. Reality I'm here to tell you how gifted myths differ from my reality as the parent of a PG and 2E child.

If you’re the parent of a gifted child, then you already know about the difficulties that come along with raising outliers. Maybe your child is intense, struggles with anxiety, has trouble making friends, or is a bit overexcitable. The challenge is real, and it’s often difficult for others to understand. But, it’s really kind of

With this template co-created between Slidesgo and pedagogical experts, you will be able to give a lesson on the important terms within giftedness

Three images I'm using to do a better job explaining giftedness to parents of gifted kids.

This diagram has been floating around for awhile, but I thought it might be helpful for anyone wondering if their kid is on the spectrum and/or has ADHD, or how to make sense of all their contradictions.

"Giftedness" is misunderstood, even among most educators, therapists & pediatric clinicians. It's time to end damaging myths & stereotypes.

Posted for MacroMonday group theme of 'My favourite smallest thing' 3rd Oct 2011. I have taken quite a few shots of sunflowers this summer so they are one of my favourite things - at the moment! The seeds snuggle together. The next generation. Happy MM everyone.

At first, I thought that these things were starved with how badly they swarmed at the slightest sign of food. But then I couldn't notice how many people actually feed these fish and think "They can't be starved!" But it was definitely amusing to see so many of them swarm for food. They even try to jump on top of each other just to get more food! Greedy little fish, I tell ya.

A similar to the one I previously shared, this one is straight off the hipsta roll with no further editing

African Black and rufous elephant shrew ( Rhynchocyon petersi)

I'm pretty sure this is Ted. Anyway, he's a very handsome fox who lives at the British Wildlife Centre in Surrey. Taken through a wire mesh fence.

Tura, Schossberger Mansion Design: probably Ybl Miklós. French Neo-Renaissance style, 1883. Hungary www.flickr.com/photos/37578663@N02/sets/72157634430158621...

III Lift#1 Lily scraplift of this work: www.flickr.com/photos/lescrapdevinie/4826378512/ bo ja wysoki sądzie naprawdę nie chciałam oszukiwać, ale to nie na moje nerwy cięcie tylu kawałeczków na tło :)