Gifted Through the Lifespan
Deborah RufA Newsletter on High Intelligence and Its Impacts.
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Gifted Children and the Limits of Age-Based Schools
In this post, we look at one common reason behind why gifted children have fairly universal, inevitable problems in the typical kindergarten through 8th grade school setting. In this short post, we consider how most schools are set up and d...
More About IQ Scores
I previously wrote about what an IQ score can and can’t tell you and I followed that up with a bit more background on ability testing. Here is another step to help you understand your own and your children’s testing on standardized tests ov...
Is It Dysgraphia—or Just a Reluctant Young Writer?
A parent told me her son’s teacher suggested she look into dysgraphia because he avoided handwriting. Additionally, she wrote this:
My son’s teacher has raised challenges with poor handwriting and creative writing (idea development and pla...
IQ Test Scores Aren’t All You Need to Know
During my years as a consultant with families, I administered individual IQ tests to people, mostly to children, who showed signs of being intellectually gifted. I also interpreted for parents what the results mean and what the results indi...
Giftedness Across Borders
First, why am I writing about this?
I’ve addressed the topic of the “relativity of giftedness” in my blog posts and two of my published books (the ones from 2023 and 2024). I also cover the reality that not all gifted — even the profoundly...
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Deborah Ruf, PhD, is a specialist and author on the topic of giftedness throughout the lifespan. She has written 4 books on the topic. See below.
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