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These are links to stories of "Gifted" kids.
Many home schoolers, including myself, are further academically advanced.
I find these stories intersting to read, and thought I should share them
here. I also wish people would rid there mind of a hundred steryotypes
they have about us (but that's a whole new issue, and not for now).
sorry this is currently a disorganized list. |
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Genius at 9
A little story about a gifted kid. Davidson institute (supporting profoundly gifted) Home schooling gifted students. A story of an 18yr old indian boy - and doctor. Okay... so this may be like my story, medschool bound. But I personally don't understand what's the rush. I may be fours years ahead of my peers, but i never pushed myself to do it fast. (thus i start commenting on the peeves with the steryotypes). Kid on Campus - Story of a 12 yr old college kid, who was homeschooled. Yeah, that's the typical stuff we go through. Oh, To be gifted: Several links and poem. Smart kid at home - story of an exceptionally gifted student. Profoundly Gifted - Story from Educational Options. Hoagies Gifted - TOC. A lot of information - and stories- for and on gifted kis. 12-Year-Old Who Scored Perfect SAT Score Wants To Remain A `Regular' Kid Sometime staying with traditional schooling is preffered. Boy is tasting college at 6 Six-Year-Old Boy Takes College Classes Online (same kid as above, different article) 9-year-old Loyola freshman faces tough adjustment to college life I started college at nine. I never had problems... why not. Granted, I had all the transitions of college very gradual. I'm sure glad it was. (The webmaster is now throwing a running commentary). The lifeline to net's gifted resource index. The National Foundation for Gifted and Creative Children University has its own Doogie Howser HAH! this kids was a university sophmore at 15, just like me. But i have to differ. I stilled lived with my parents and (on the whole) that has been good. So Young, So Gifted, So Sad (pushing the kid isn't the way) HEC
News: Parents of 15-year-old UAB student sue university for negligence
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