S1, E1: Kathleen Humble Gifted Myths

October 24, 2020 By ghfmain

Kathleen Humble

Is Giftedness a myth? What is a Gifted Child? Why is Giftedness such a hot-button issue? Where does the fear and dislike of ‘gifted’ come from? Join us with guest expert, Kathleen Humble, as we talk about her new book and the myths of giftedness.

Kathleen’s blog: http://yellowreadis.com/

Kathleen’s book: Gifted Myths: An Easy-to-Read Guide to Myths on the Gifted and Twice-Exceptional

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