Your Gifted Child
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H| puts in so much effort and work that his little talent is blow]; up into an unusual accomplishment. I On the other hand, just lack of opportunity and unfavorl able circumstances or conditions may snuff the spark in , child's ability. Poor physical or emotional health may hoi | him back. He may not even realize that he's good at a jol.
Possibly he never had a chance to show that he could do i j Maybe he's lost interest in getting anything done. Somci times a child's parents or the community a...re not interest*' in what he can do or wants to do. Sometimes the spark -j smothered by his rebellion if his parents are pushing to much, piling too much on him, expecting too much. | Certainly for a child to make the most of his abilities Ij must want to do so. When he doesn't want to learn, tl; chances are that he won't learn. What he takes in will 1 very little. | It's a lucky child whose parents have been able to malj him feel that learning is a very satisfying process, is wort]' while, and can even be a great deal of fun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H| puts in so much effort and work that his little talent is blow]; up into an unusual accomplishment. I On the other hand, just lack of opportunity and unfavorl able circumstances or conditions may snuff the spark in , child's ability. Poor physical or emotional health may hoi | him back. He may not even realize that he's good at a jol.
Possibly he never had a chance to show that he could do i j Maybe he's lost interest in getting anything done. Somci times a child's parents or the community a...re not interest*' in what he can do or wants to do. Sometimes the spark -j smothered by his rebellion if his parents are pushing to much, piling too much on him, expecting too much. | Certainly for a child to make the most of his abilities Ij must want to do so. When he doesn't want to learn, tl; chances are that he won't learn. What he takes in will 1 very little. | It's a lucky child whose parents have been able to malj him feel that learning is a very satisfying process, is wort]' while, and can even be a great deal of fun.
What to read after Your Gifted Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Children's Bureau to read onlineMoreLess
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