'Healthy perfectionism' presentation slideshows

Perfectionism & The Gifted Child

Perfectionism & The Gifted Child. Deanna Crackel. My Qualifications. T.A.G. student Sixteen years working as a teacher for the Hillsboro School District with a focus on providing students differentiated materials and skill specific instruction Past experience as a T.A.G. Coordinator

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The Social and Emotional Needs of the Gifted Child

The Social and Emotional Needs of the Gifted Child. Pamela Clark, Ph.D., LMFT Converse College. Unusually large vocabularies/complex sentence structure Greater language comprehension Longer attention span Intensity and sensitivity Wide range of interests

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IMPLICATIONS for Advanced Learners

IMPLICATIONS for Advanced Learners. Assessment Concerns. Stress/Anxiety Underachievement Perfectionism. Good Stress. SURVIVAL! body prepares to fight or flee brain generates a state of hyper focus adrenaline cascades through the body lungs expand for more oxygen

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Perfectionism in the Gifted Child

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Perfectionism: What it is. What is was. What it should be.

Perfectionism: What it is. What is was. What it should be. By: Heather Jackson EDUC 5371 Dr. Leffingwell. Normal or healthy (Nugent, 2000). Neurotic (Nugent, 2000). Self-oriented (Schuler and Siegle, 2004 and Speirs Neumeister, 2004). Other-oriented (Schuler and Siegle, 2004).

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