Gifted or Classical? - The Critical Thinking Child

Your child learned to read early, deciphering whole words and sentences with relative ease.

Your child often falls back on memorization when learning new concepts.

Your child often seeks the most logical path to a solution.

Your child gets good grades in math, but struggles with math reasoning and word problems.

Your child finds ways to creatively incorporate problem-solving into their real life.

Your child recognizes patterns easily and can verbally explain their thinking to others.

Your child is resourceful when thinking of ways to solve a new problem.

Your child often looks to others for help problem-solving, especially when they become frustrated.

Your child can understand analogies and appropriately apply them to real life.

Your child is aware of their academic potential and needs no prompting to problem-solve