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Book Group for Parents of Gifted and Talented Children
Wilmette Public Library, 1242 Wilmette Ave, Wilmette, IL | Get Directions »
$200.00
What: Guided Discussion Group for Parents of Gifted Children, Tweens and Teens (6 session series)
Facilitator: Sharon Collins, Gifted Ed. Specialist, SMPG Certified Facilitator: goingifted@gmail.com
Cost: $200.00 (Covers A Parent’s Guide to Gifted Children and 6 SENG Model sessions for one or two parents/significant adults and all printed materials.)
Registration Deadline: Monday, December 31, 2012 (Space is limited! Please contact Sharon for registration form.)
Session Topics:
- Characteristics and Identification of the Gifted
- Communication and Relationships (family, friends, peers)
- Motivation, Underachievement and Breaking Traditions
- Discipline and Self-Management
- Intensity, Perfectionism, Idealism, Unhappiness and Depression
- Complexities of Successful Parenting
Objectives:
- Establish an environment in which parents of talented children can receive support, guidance and professional advice through discussion with other parents and trained leaders
- Develop parenting skills to nurture the self-concept and emotional development of talented children and their families
What Past Participants Have Said:
- “The class and book have been a lifesaver! I can’t say enough about them!”
- “I do not feel as alone now.”
- “I came to this class a little nervous and wondering what I would learn, just like everyone else. I’m leaving knowing that I have made some good friendships and have gained a lot of knowledge about myself, my child and how he perceives the world.”
Event Details
| Where | Wilmette Public Library 1242 Wilmette Ave, Wilmette, IL 60091 |
| Next on | This event is over. |
| Time | 7:00 pm–8:30 pm |
| Who to bring | Moms, Dads, Families |
| Website | http://www.sengifted.org |
| Phone | 773-772-1007 |
| goingifted@gmail.com | |
| Price | $200 (includes a copy of A Parent’s Guide to Gifted Children and 6 SENG Model sessions for one or two parents/significant adults and all printed materials.) |
More About Wilmette Public Library
Wilmette Public Library is a vital part of the community backbone. WPL offers an extensive collection of books, journals, microfilms, CDs, videos and more for all ages. Several classes and literary groups, including Senior Book Talks, Current Events Roundtable and Computer courses are available to residents.
The first collection of books for the public began in 1880 as a gift from a Wilmette literary society. Wilmette Public Library has stood at its present location since 1905 when a generous grant from Andrew Carnegie helped make free libraries available to all.
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