Book Recommendations for Those Affected and Their Families
Approximately 2 to 3% of people are considered gifted. These individuals are usually capable of incredible achievements, but there is also a downside. Giftedness is often unrecognized or mistaken for something entirely different, which frequently works to the detriment of those affected.
With our book recommendations, we’d like to introduce the topic of giftedness: how to recognize it, how to support and challenge gifted individuals, what problems and challenges they and those around them face, and what opportunities giftedness can offer.
Farewell to IQ: The Framework Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Identifying and Nurturing Children’s Talents
Counseling for Gifted Children and Adolescents
Creativity in Context: An Update to *The Social Psychology of Creativity*
The Non-Cognitive Aspects of Giftedness: Self-Concepts of Gifted Adults
Expedition into the Brain: A Journey into the Mysterious World of the Super-Gifted
Extremely Gifted: The Personality Structure of the Highly Gifted and Geniuses (also available as an eBook)
Handbook on Acceleration: What Benefits the Gifted
Gifted Individuals: Identification, Challenges, and Solutions
Gifted Adults: Understanding Giftedness-Related Experiences—Overcoming Challenges
Gifted Children: The Comprehensive Handbook for Parents
Gifted Children: Identifying, Nurturing, and Preventing Problematic Developments
Gifted Children: Personality, Development, Support
Giftedness and Social Inequality in Early Childhood
Intelligence, Creativity, and Giftedness: Understanding, Identifying, and Supporting
Cassandra’s Veil: The Drama of the Gifted Woman
Children Full of Passion: Understanding Giftedness
Achievement Sets the Standard: Supporting High-Achieving and Potentially High-Achieving Students
Mathematically Gifted Children and Adolescents: Theory and (Support) Practice
Multiple Intelligences: The Theory in Practice
Practical Work with the Gifted: 25 Reports from the Working Group on the Gifted and High Potential
The Practice of Creativity: An Ethnography of Creative Work
Female, Gifted, Underestimated: How Gifted Women Can Realize Their Potential
The book exhibition is located at the Görlitz University Library.
All items on display are available for immediate checkout.