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Gifted Mascot

Sharon Barnes July 29, 2015

I love the gifted mascot. many personal connections. AD, teacher

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Testimonials

I like all the tools in the CASIGY toolbox. Thanks for sharing them with us! Attendee CAGT 2016

CASIGY Toolbox

Thank you Sharon. I experienced affirmation and helpful redirection on things to improve!! FN, webinar participant.

Affirmation

I especially liked your strategies for struggling students. I want more time to learn more from you. BW

Strategies for struggling Students

I like how you showed us that sensitive or gifted kids aren’t inferior or defective, they’re Different by Design!

Different by Design

Listening to you helps me feel less like a misfit myself! AK, teacher. CAGT conference 2013

Feel less like a misfit

I like how you included Dabrowski’s theory of Positive Disintegration to show how negative emotions are essential for advanced development. Attendee CAGT 2016

Dabrowski's Theory

I like that you showed us how negative emotions are oppportunities. Attendee CAGT 2016

Negative emotions are opportunities

I like how you showed us Jung’s approach and how it means that many gifted have a need to develop personally to a deeper, higher level, and that problems are an “invitation to grow and develop further”. Attendee, CAGT 2016

Jung's approach

I like all the steps in the pyramid to help Gifted kids become social-emotional aces. We need more time to learn more about all of this! Attendee CAGT 2016

Steps

I like how you teach describe the intensity of your emotions like different colored flags flying on a beach. Also, I like how the part about does the color of your flag match what’s actually happening on the beach helps refocus. Attendee CAGT 2016

What color flag

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Compassion begins with the acceptance of what is most human in ourselves, what is most capable of suffering. In attending to our own capacity to suffer, we can uncover a simple and profound connection between our own vulnerability and the vulnerability in all others. Experiencing this allows us to find an instinctive kindness toward life which is the foundation of all compassion and genuine service.

— Rachel Naomi Remen, MD

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