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Gifted children with behavioral problems??
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<blockquote data-quote="SuZir" data-source="post: 536631" data-attributes="member: 14557"><p>Yep, I don't want to tell even the country I live, because my difficult child's situation is rather unusual and it could give away too much. I have also met truly gifted people who are also emotionally gifted and matured early. And those who matured later but have not only high IQ but also high emotional IQ and wonderful social skills. It seems high-IQ people come with all shapes, sizes and colours. IQ measures very slim part of human cognitive functions and that is a reason I don't like calling my difficult child gifted because of high IQ. He does have it and it helps him in some things and that is a good thing. But being gifted seems to imply so much more. I have no problem saying he is gifted in his sport or gifted in math, but just gifted... No, not really.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SuZir, post: 536631, member: 14557"] Yep, I don't want to tell even the country I live, because my difficult child's situation is rather unusual and it could give away too much. I have also met truly gifted people who are also emotionally gifted and matured early. And those who matured later but have not only high IQ but also high emotional IQ and wonderful social skills. It seems high-IQ people come with all shapes, sizes and colours. IQ measures very slim part of human cognitive functions and that is a reason I don't like calling my difficult child gifted because of high IQ. He does have it and it helps him in some things and that is a good thing. But being gifted seems to imply so much more. I have no problem saying he is gifted in his sport or gifted in math, but just gifted... No, not really. [/QUOTE]
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