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My students need to hear this

Sharon Barnes July 29, 2015

Your presentation connected to me. I want my students to hear this! SK, teacher

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Testimonials

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

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

Strategies for struggling Students

The importance of creative exploration is the best. I wish it had been much longer because your information was to interesting and valuable! EV, GT educator, GT adult. SENG Conference 2015.

Creative Exploration

CASIGY acronym is the best!. Breathing techniques helpful. TT, GT adult. SENG Conference, 2015

CASIGY Acronym

I like your acronym of CASIGY to describe gifted characteristics quickly. Attendee CAGT 2016

CASIGYs

“Every time I’m working in the sand, I think I know what it means, and then I find later that it means something far deeper.” CW, counseling client

Working in the sand

I liked learning that the top three issues facing gifted people are over sensitivity, anxiety and depression. Attendee CAGT 2016

Top 3 Issues

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

The Personal Power Pyramid is great. Please send me more info on it. There never seems to be enough time! SK, GT Educator, GT Adult, GT parent/grandparent. SENG Conference 2015.

Personal Power Pyramid

I liked your analogy of ocean waves and emotional waves -CAGT 2016 attendee

I really liked your analogy

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Consider beginning to honor the resistance, consider getting to know the critic. The critic holds very valuable information. The critic holds our deepest fears; resistance shows us we are on the right track. If we shift our perspective, the critic can be seen as trying to spare us the pain of change, the shame of fear. Our critic discourages us from doing things which are perceived as dangerous.

— Pat Allen

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