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Some remain undiscovered or misunderstood, others underappreciated and underchallenged. That is for some highly gifted children the reality of everyday life in preschool or school. How can we help highly gifted children and adolescents to develop more self-assurance, to discover their hidden talents and to become strong personalities? How can teachers, parents and caretakers alike recognize the highly gifted at an early stage? How can they accompany them on their path, providing both the necessary care and challenges along the way? This book provides many case examples of how this matter can…mehr

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Some remain undiscovered or misunderstood, others underappreciated and underchallenged. That is for some highly gifted children the reality of everyday life in preschool or school. How can we help highly gifted children and adolescents to develop more self-assurance, to discover their hidden talents and to become strong personalities? How can teachers, parents and caretakers alike recognize the highly gifted at an early stage? How can they accompany them on their path, providing both the necessary care and challenges along the way? This book provides many case examples of how this matter can be approached in the real world and suggests a number of methods for furthering highly gifted children and adolescents, whether in preschool, in school settings or in the family. The authors are experts in this field and have many years of experience working with gifted persons in various educational institutions. This volume provides practical help for practical situations!
Autorenporträt
Regine Lang ist staatliche geprüfte Erzieherin und Diplom-Psychologin.

Barbara Reichle, Diplompsychologin, ist Professorin für Psychologie an der PH Ludwigsburg.

Dr. Kerstin Sperber ist Diplompsychologin und Leiterin eines Beratungszentrums für Hochbegabung und Schulpsychologie. Sie übernimmt außerdem regelmäßig Lehraufträge in der Lehramtsausbildung.