Accidental Genius
Accidental Genius by Kevin James Kearney, published by Woodshed Press in October 1998, is a guide designed for parents of gifted and special needs children. This 237-page book offers practical insights and strategies for home schooling, emphasizing how to manage the unique challenges that come with educating highly intelligent children. The authors, experienced home schoolers themselves, provide a straightforward approach to help parents take charge of their children’s education.
In this edition, readers will discover various techniques to create a balanced home life while harnessing the energy of gifted children. The book discusses the 14 undocumented characteristics that may lead to mislabeling gifted children as having learning disabilities or attention disorders. Additionally, it highlights the specific risks faced by smart girls and the potential for destructive behaviors in children with high intellectual capacity. This resource aims to empower parents to foster a supportive environment for their children’s growth and development.
Official synopsis Publisher
Experienced home schoolers, Kevin and Cassidy Kearney explain in an easy-to-read guide– packed with examples– how you can take charge of the education of your gifted/special needs children.
Experts Kevin and Cassidy Kearney show you:
How you can have a more normal home life by tapping and redirecting the boundless hyper-energy of brilliant children…
14 undocumented characteristics of the highly gifted that put them at risk for being mislabeled as Learning Disabled or ADD/ADHD…
How smart girls are at special risk of not reaching their potential…
How children with high intellectual capacity are at great risk of developing destructive behaviors…
How to make a brighter future for your own pint-sized genius!
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