Julia L. Roberts and Tracy Inman of Western Kentucky University team up to bring us this much-needed resource for classroom teachers at every grade level.

This article might not be what you expect! Originally published in Hip Slope Mama.

Here's my list of top 10 best reads for parents of gifted children.

This comprehensive guidebook is the perfect resource for parents and professionals who work with kids with attention issues.

There's a growing movement known as afterschooling. What's it all about?

Passion is much more more than merely being good at something. It involves the heart and soul as well as the mind and body.

This handy guidebook will assist parents and classroom teachers who wish to introduce the concept of scientific observation and the study of plants, animals, and the natural world. The author is Jeff Danielian, editor in chief of Teaching for High Potential.

Kids who are gifted often enjoy collecting. Is it a tremendous waste of time and effort, or it there something positive to be gained?

What can you about a gifted child who doesn't produce "output" that matches his prodigious "input" ?

How do you get started with early college? What are the options, and what needs to be considered?