🍎 PD – Brain Needs or Heart Needs

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Summary

We think of gifted kids as only having academic needs, but – in their own words – they also have many needs of the heart.

  1. First, you'll make some predictions: what do you think gifted students complain about? Psst: it's not just about academics!
  2. Now, note which of the eight gripes are "brain needs" and which are "heart needs." Also, which ones are most surprising to you?
  3. Finally, we go through several of the gripes and wonder: what is one gripe that you could move forward with?

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