According to the Pennsylvania Department of Education's Gifted Program Guidelines (May 2014):
"Three fundamental differences that distinguish gifted learners from other learners are:
- The capacity to learn at faster rates, more in-depth and with greater complexity;
- The capacity to find, solve, and act on problems more readily; and
- The capacity to manipulate abstract ideas and make connections."
"Three fundamental differences that distinguish gifted learners from other learners are:
- The capacity to learn at faster rates, more in-depth and with greater complexity;
- The capacity to find, solve, and act on problems more readily; and
- The capacity to manipulate abstract ideas and make connections."
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The "Characteristics of Gifted Children" chart to the left is from the "A Parent's Guide to Gifted Education in Pennsylvania." (pg 8) To read more: A Parent's Guide to Gifted Education in Pennsylvania presented by the Pennsylvania Association of Gifted Education (PAGE). |
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