The Raising Lifelong Learners podcast helps homeschooling parents encourage their differently-wired kids to learn, explore passions, cultivate creativity, and become fascinated by the world around them. Join host Colleen Kessler -- educational consultant, gifted specialist, author, and speaker -- for interviews, audioblogs, tips, and encouragement to help your differently-wired kiddos become lifelong learners -- children who know that they can find the answers to anything they want to know if they can just view their world with play, passion, and fascination. more

Andi McNair is an author, international speaker/ consultant, and educator that is passionate about helping educators design meaningful experiences for today's gifted learners. As a mom of gifted learners and an educator that had the opportunity to work specifically with gifted learners in the classroom, she as a unique perspective that is clear throughout her message. As a strong advocate for passion-based learning, Andi shares practical ways to engage and empower today's gifted learners through meaningful experiences, even when it's messy. more

Why can gifted kids excel at the complex but struggle with the simple? Hosted by Mark Talaga, The Hopelessly Gifted Podcast helps families understand how to bridge the developmental gaps gifted children face everyday. Through personal, human stories and conversations with insightful specialists the Hopelessly Gifted Podcast, sometimes irreverently, addresses issues with the gifted that bring parents both pain and joy and offers relief and resources to help find humanness in the extremes. more

Feeling overwhelmed by the complexities of raising a neurodivergent child? Full-Tilt Parenting is here to help. Hosted by parenting activist and author Debbie Reber, this podcast is your go-to resource for navigating life with ADHD, autism, learning disabilities, PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance), giftedness, and twice-exceptional (2e) kids. With expert interviews and candid conversations, you'll discover practical solutions for things like school challenges and refusal, therapy options, and fostering inclusion, social struggles, advocacy, intense behavior, and more — all through a strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming lens. Whether you're struggling with advocating for your child at school or seeking ways to better support their unique needs, Debbie offers the guidance and encouragement you need to reduce overwhelm and create a thriving, joyful family environment. It's like sitting down with a trusted friend who gets it. You've got this, and we've got your back! more

The Neurodiversity Podcast talks with leaders in the fields of psychology, education, and beyond, about positively impacting neurodivergent people. Our goal is to reframe differences that were once considered disabilities or disorders, promote awareness of this unique population, and improve the lives of neurodivergent and high-ability people. more

A podcast for parents, educators, and students living the gifted adventure. Hear real-life stories, practical tips and tricks as well as time-tested ideas that make this journey of being a gifted person...kid or adult...a more rewarding and curious experience. more

A podcast about parenting and educating K-12 gifted and talented kids from Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY).Show notes available at https://johnshopkinscty.org/bright-now-season-three-show-notes more

Share the journey of parenting gifted kids with Sophia as she interviews experts from the global gifted community.Gifted is more than just a high IQ and parenting gifted kids is hard and lonely.Our community shares knowledge, celebrates our quirkiness and provides a safe place to be gifted and neurodivergent.Parents, researchers, psychologists, educators, authors, and more all connect here with advice and support, so we have everything we need for every member of our family to thrive.At www.ourgiftedkids.com find show notes, blogs, free resources, a paid member community, subscribe to our free newsletter or get in touch. Join the Our Gifted Kids community through our Facebook page or free group and Instagram.Don't miss any episodes by subscribing to the podcast and help others find us by leaving a review (please!). Talk to you soon! xx more

'They're smart. Why would they need additional services? They'll be fine!' Sound Familiar? Time and time again we hear 'they'll be fine, they're smart, when people refer to gifted learners. Because of this sad misconception, too many students fail to reach their potential because they do not receive appropriately challenging curriculum and services. Here at NCAGT we believe that it is up to us, as parents, educators and stakeholders to provide the gifted community the support that they rightfully deserve. Listen to 'They'll Be Fine' to learn more about what you can do to ensure that your gifted and talented scholars are provided the resources they need to thrive. Follow us on social media @theyllbefine ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Use this form https://forms.gle/6GxhA3e9no1k6P4t6 to receive your professional development certificate for the 'They'll Be Fine' podcast. Please note that NCAGT is not a credit-granting agency and therefore, we encourage you to check with your administration to determine if your participation will count toward continuing education requirements. more

The Gifted Ed Podcast was developed as a resource for educators who work with gifted and high-achieving students and for our parent community. Gifted children have advanced cognitive abilities for their age and this asynchronous development can often come with heightened intensity. Combined, this dissonance can create an inner experience and awareness that is qualitatively different from the norm. Through our podcast, we explore the complexities of educating gifted children through the sharing of experiences and interviews with educators and other professionals who work with gifted children. more

For many gifted children and their parents, schooling can be a confusing, difficult and sometimes lonely journey. How's that even possible? Surely the name says it all, it's a 'gift'. But the perception of 'giftedness' and the reality can be vastly different. Parents might anticipate their articulate and very bright toddler will arrive at school and breeze through, only to see the opposite happen!This podcast will help parents identify gifted underachievement and provide practical advice on how to turn things around. Kriss Muskett, GATCA committee member will share the knowledge she's acquired through decades of research and assisting hundreds of families on their journeys. *GATCA was established in 1978 and is a, not-for-profit, self-help organisation providing teachers and parents with the means to meet the special needs of gifted children at home or school. more

This podcast is created by the Alma School District GT program. It is our goal to educate you about the GT community and what it means to be gifted by having various guests that work in the field of gifted and talented education, as well as having our students on as guests to provide their insights on various topics. more

Raising girls is no joke. Add exceptionalities like giftedness, autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, learning differences, and anxiety into the mix, and you may feel like you're the only one struggling to figure it all out. You're not. As a mom myself, I know what it's like to help your neurodivergent child navigate the challenges of school, friendships, and family dynamics. Once my kiddo and I finally figured out her unique wiring, life got so much better. But it took almost 15 years, and that's way too long. I created this podcast to shorten the learning curve for others and increase awareness and understanding of female neurodiversity. Join me as we learn together how we can help our exceptional girls be seen, supported, and celebrated. Want to learn more? Visit www.exceptionalgirlspodcast.com. more

Welcome to the Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented (TAGT) Podcast. TAGT exists to connect and empower educators to meet the unique needs of a diverse gifted and talented community. Learn more and find resources at txgifted.org . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

A student identified as 'gifted' explores just what the green star truly means. With interviews and 'real talk', listeners delve into the unique and misunderstood wiring of the gifted mind. more

Why smart, capable teenagers struggle in traditional classrooms — and what actually works when the environment fits the kid. Host Beth Callaghan (PhD, former Dean at Taejae University, founding curriculum designer at Minerva) is joined by co-hosts Maggie Hagen and Anne Hand to dig into the actual research behind why bright kids disengage, get labeled 'lazy' or 'unmotivated,' and burn out in a system built in the 1890s and barely changed since. Each episode takes on one piece of the puzzle: the myths (learning styles, GED stigma, the four-year timeline), the psychology (learned helplessness, ADHD, anxiety, gifted underachievement), and what the research says actually works when you match the environment to the kid instead of the other way around. New episodes weekly. If you've ever wondered whether the problem is your kid or the system they're stuck in, start with Episode 1. more

Welcome to the EQ IQ Podcast where we explore all things big brained, mind bending, heart warming, chuckle inducing, weird and wonderful in our journey to understand gifted hearts and minds. Hosted by best-selling author and podcast producer Sari Mustonen-Kirk and co-hosted by unschooled ten year old Aston Kirk, the EQ IQ Podcast features interviews with world leading experts and futurists, fascinating excursions and experiments, and new ideas and products all served up with a healthy dose of kooky humour. We believe everyone is gifted and exceptional with unique and important contributions to share. Sign up to the VIP Launch Show at eqiqpodcast.com and come on the journey with us. Hit us up if you're an expert in your field and you'd like to come on the show. Kids and parents, send in your burning big brain questions and who you'd love to hear and see interviewed. You wait til you find out who we've got lined up already. Exciting! more

We aim to spread awareness about giftedness and help the parent's and teacher's community to support and nurture children with higher ability. We connect you with students, parents, teachers, trainers and the pioneers of gifted education in India.The podcast is brought to you by Kaveri Gifted Education and Research Centre (KGERC) Pune, India. We have developed curriculum and courses for children and teachers to establish integrated systems within schools that identify and support the needs of gifted children. Visit www.kaveri.edu.in/kgec or Instagram @kaverigiftededucationcenter today. more

Echo No More: Big Brains, Big Feelings is a compassionate podcast for parents raising twice-exceptional (2e) children. Hosted by Dr. Karolina James, this show explores trauma-informed parenting, emotional regulation, and what it really means to support gifted, sensitive kids. Each episode offers insight, validation, and practical tools to help families move from survival to steadiness without shame or overwhelm. www.echonomorecoaching.org#twiceexceptional#2ekids#neurodivergentparenting#traumainformedparenting#giftedkids more

Gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) kids, private educational evaluations, and Colorado's ALP, IEP, and 504 process — explained in plain language for Denver parents. ElevateU Educational Psychology is a podcast for families of bright-but-struggling children who were told 'there's nothing to qualify for.' Each episode breaks down how bright kids get missed at school, what a private psychoeducational evaluation actually uncovers, and how to turn results into a plan the team around your child can use. If your child works twice as hard for half the results, start here — and learn how your specific child learns, and what to do next. more

This is a podcast made by gifted kids FOR gifted kids. We pick topics we enjoy and think you will too and share them with you! We have 3 segments in each episode: 1: First Some Fun-Where you hear a joke, book review, word of the week, trivia, or interesting facts about the episode's theme of the episode. 2: Talking Time-Where we interview someone about our theme for the episode. 3: I'm Bored Now What-Where you hear us tell you about games we like to play or creative activities to try at home OR Keep Calm and Carry On-Where you hear about our life as a gifted student or life tips. more

So your kid's gifted. What now? Join us as we explore the lesser known sides of the gifted experience and deal with topics like perfectionism, social isolation, and even academic burnout. Whether you're a parent seeking to help your child, a teacher striving to enrich your class, or even a student just looking for someone who understands, GiftedPlus is the place for you! more