At Easter time the world is as colorful as an Easter basket. Just as every year. And over time you learn how to prepare for this feast. Normally. For the gifted, this can sometimes be a little different. Not always and for everyone. But every now and again.
can look like this when people with IQ 130 + to prepare for the holidays? Do they have different customs and traditions? Not necessarily. But some things and do them all just different.
There are gifted children who are early morning incident on Saturday that they would rather walk on Easter Sunday in the Alps and do not want to go in the yacht harbor in Kiel drink their cappuccino. Or the other way around. And it quickly becomes even reorganized everything - you make a call, packs, drives or flies. And on Saturday night, you sit there happy where you are at this very moment will.
Or: You stay at home and goes to the customs. Now it may be that gifted children are enthusiastic about it, to paint Easter eggs. Maybe not in yellow, red and blue. But the egg shells painted with miniatures by Picasso, Monet and Cézanne.
Other gifted children may have a rap written to Goethe's Easter walk or just cool that translated into the language of youth.
Or, create a statistic, how often and in what correlation iambics trochees and dactyls in the Easter literature 20th Century were represented. Maybe they even write an Easter story and run it on - the form: Commedia dell'arte. Or gifted writing their own verses Easter - bilingual and in mirror writing.
gifted children often perceive the world differently. And express themselves in this world is different. In their own kind, and that is depending on where the talent and skills are somewhat different. No worse - not better - just different.
is somewhat different, the new side of coach and journalist Lilli Cremer-Altgeld: Easter for the gifted. Here are highly intelligent people known and unknown. However, all other people can find - the exciting, the excitement - and the new.
Easter for gifted
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