A short summary of the case study results Kazimierz Dąbrowski was a Polish psychologist, psychiatrist and physician. He is known for his theory of "positive disintegration" as a mechanism in personality development. I first learned about it in the early 1990s and included an READ MORE
Your child is clearly gifted, if not brilliant: Will the school agree and be happy to see you?
The answer isn't straightforward because gifted services vary by state and by district and few states have gifted services requirements. During the 1980s, ability grouping and tracking fell out of favor.[i] Americans educated prior to the early 1980’s cannot easily understand READ MORE
Gifted Baby Boomers: How They Were Raised, and How They Raised You
… and how it might still be affecting you, your parenting, and your relationships This article is about the generations before you. If you are currently raising gifted children in 2026, you are probably from the Millenial, X, or Z generations. Some readers here are Baby READ MORE
Am I an Intelligent Woman?
How Would I know? The answer depends on whom you ask and at what time in her life. I had many assumptions about my future when I was a student at Ohio Wesleyan: I’d become an elementary school teacher, I’d marry and have children, and I’d become a school principal while READ MORE
Top 5 Ways to Keep in Touch!
As I step back from the digital highway to focus more on writing, you won't see regular updates here. However, I do want to leave you with a clear path to keep in touch! Here are the top 5 ways to reach me...#5: Medium. "Medium is a home for human stories and ideas. Here, anyone READ MORE
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