Five visuals about giftedness

 

Five visuals / posters / discussion cards about gifted children.

These visualisatie help you explain quickly and clearly what giftedness is, what the challenges are, and what children need in the classroom. Perfect for use in discussions with parents, colleagues, teachers and professionals.

 

What do you receive?

All the posters in this pack are provided as high-resolution digital downloads (A3 size). You can:

Print them yourself, as often as you like: even in large format (up to A0 poster size)

Display them in your practice, school or office

Use them in parent-teacher meetings, team meetings and presentations

This is a digital product. The visuals are for your own use within your organisation. Sharing or distributing the files is not permitted, but you may, of course, use them in conversations or presentations (non-commercial).

Which visuals do you receive?

With this package, you receive these five popular posters:

Gifted: What people often think, and what it really is

The consequences of boredom in gifted children: The issues that arise when education is not adapted

Gifted – overstimulation: On the intensity and overexcitabilities of Dabrowski

The path to a happy gifted child at school: look beyond behaviour, address the cause

A gifted child in the classroom: Practical guidance on what a gifted child needs

Who is this bundle ideal for?

This posters are frequently ordered by:
✔ Parents of (presumably) gifted children
✔ Teachers, internal counsellors and school leaders
✔ Psychologists, educational psychologists and coaches
✔ Childcare organisations and childminders
✔ Educational programmes, training courses and peer support groups

Because the visuals spark conversations and make complex topics understandable and open to discussion.

 

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With this complete set, you’ll always have the right visual aid to hand to communicate clearly, powerfully and recognisably about giftedness.

The visuals you order from this webshop are provided as a digital download, so you can print them yourself in the format of your choice (up to A0). You can also use them in your PowerPoint presentations, for example (for non-commercial use).