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Frequently Asked Questions

WOGI posts answers to the most common questions received that address important concerns related to parenting gifted children. The questions are fielded by state and national experts in the gifted education field. To submit your questions, e-mail Dr. Christine Weber, WOGI's Principal Investigator.

New! My child is military and was determined eligible outside the State of Florida. What rights to services do I have when we transfer? Who should I contact?

My child is never satisfied with anything she does. Her teacher says she is a perfectionist. What does that mean and how can I help her?

What is the Gifted Curriculum?

What is an educational plan (EP)? How do I prepare for a meeting to develop one?

How can I find out if my child might be eligible for gifted in Florida?

The school tells us not to worry since he is gifted and will pick up what he is missing. How can we be sure?

My local district is considering changing the way service is provided for gifted students. What can I do to advocate for appropriate service?

Might I already be seeing gifted traits in my 3-year-old?

If my child is so bright, why can't she perform well in all subjects? Can children be gifted and not demonstrate their heightened abilities?

What can we, as parents, expect as our gifted child approaches teen years?

How is the Gifted program funded in the state of Florida?

My gifted child seems to be having a hard time fitting in with her peers. How can I help her?

What can I do to foster a positive relationship with my child’s school?

“And so it is summer, now what?”