(Parenting Gifted Children – An Introduction)
A PARENT SEMINAR
“My child has just been assessed as gifted – what should I do?”
“My child seems to be very bright. How do we best cater for her?”
These are typical questions asked by parents new to the field of gifted education and enrichment programs
Having details of identification, assessment, provisions and expectations addressed can be very reassuring for parents. Having the opportunity to listen to and share in the experiences of other parents can also be both comforting and encouraging.
Alison Brown, Child Psychologist, has worked and conducted research in this area over the past 16 years. She gives a detailed explanation of giftedness, identification procedures, provisions offered in schools and elsewhere, and practical advice on parenting and catering for the needs of the individual child. Through a formal presentation, and opportunity for open forum, Alison addresses such issues as: typical milestones and developmental expectations; asynchrony in intellectual, physical and emotional development; issues regarding school placement and extra curricula activities; and the social and emotional intensities experienced by highly able children.
All parents and interested friends are most welcome to attend
Location: CATHOLIC COLLEGE WODONGA AUDITORIUM, BOWMAN COURT Wodonga (please note change of venue)
Date: Saturday 20th June, 2009
Time: 7.30 – 9.30pm --- (tea / coffee & cakes at 7.00pm)
Cost: $35 per person ($50 per couple)
Alison Brown is a registered psychologist, an experienced teacher and a parent. She has presented at a number of national and international conferences in the areas of technology, gifted education, and psychology, and provided consultation to schools in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Switzerland and Germany. Having taught for seven years at Methodist Ladies’ College, Melbourne and worked as a school psychologist at Kincoppal-Rose Bay, Sydney, she has first-hand experience in recognising and catering for the social, emotional, and academic needs of students. Alison runs a private practice in Melbourne, working particularly in the areas of parenting, counselling and gifted children, and is undertaking a PhD at La Trobe University researching the benefits of using narrative techniques in therapy with children.
Phone: (03) 9824 6617 / www.psychologyandchildren.com.au)
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Cost: $35 per person
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Mail to: 24 Robinson Street, Malvern 3144
Phone: (03) 9824 6617
Email: alisonbrown@psychologyandchildren.com.au
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