An essential guide to supporting a child who is a high potential learner (dual or multiple exceptionality). Providing an introduction to DME, the author also shares tips and strategies for supporting your child to meet their full learning potential, as well as helping you to understand the difficulties they have in some areas.
An essential guide to supporting a child who is a high potential learner (dual or multiple exceptionality). Providing an introduction to DME, the author also shares tips and strategies for supporting your child to meet their full learning potential, as well as helping you to understand the difficulties they have in some areas.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Denise Yates has worked in education and training for over thirty-five years to enable all individuals to maximise their potential. For ten years, she was Chief Executive of the national charity, Potential Plus UK (formerly The National Association for Gifted Children). In 2017, Denise left to pursue her passion which could be summarised as 'hidden potential'; children and young people with Dual and Multiple Exceptionality, those with mental health problems and those who have been failed by the system, for whatever reason.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. A short description of Dual and Multiple Exceptionality 3. Your child at home 4. Could your child have gifts or talents? 5. What does high learning potential mean? 6. What are some of the challenges your child with High Learning Potential may face? 7. Thinking about having your child with High Learning Potential assessed? 8. Conclusion
1. Introduction 2. A short description of Dual and Multiple Exceptionality 3. Your child at home 4. Could your child have gifts or talents? 5. What does high learning potential mean? 6. What are some of the challenges your child with High Learning Potential may face? 7. Thinking about having your child with High Learning Potential assessed? 8. Conclusion
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