is Hermione gifted?
joanne0012
Joanne0012 at aol.com
Sat Jun 1 19:12:31 UTC 2002
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., poco214 <poco214 at c...> wrote:
> With all the talk about gifted/PG children, does anyone think that Hermione is
either gifted or profoundly gifted? Should there be a program for gifted magical
students?
I'm no expert, I only know what I needed to leran inorder to deal wtih my own kids.
But I really like the following list, which I believe was developed as a
hands-on-down-and-dirty wayt to help teachers differentiate between bright and
gifted kids. According to this list, it might be Harry that's gifted, not earnest,
hard-working Hermione. (Please accept my apologies in advance for any
formatting mixups -- it's supposed to be columns that compare similar qualities
in bright vs gifted.)
Comparison of Bright vs Gifted
Bright Child Gifted Child
Knows the answers. Asks the questions.
Interested. Extremely curious.
Pays attention. Gets involved physically and mentally.
Works hard. Plays around, still gets good test scores.
Answers questions. Questions the answers.
Enjoys same-age peers. Prefers adults or older children.
Good at memorization. Good at guessing.
Learns easily. Bored. Already knew the answers.
Listens well. Shows strong feelings and opinions.
Self-satisfied. Highly critical of self (perfectionistic).
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