InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthHow to help your child find the right activities — and prevent burnoutDiscovering activities your child loves is great, but taking on too many can lead to burnout. Here’s how to find the right balance.Dec 14, 20222Dec 14, 20222
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthCollege Accessibility Services: Three Things Parents and Students Should KnowMoving from high school to college means changes in student accommodations. Here’s what every family needs to know for a smooth transition.Nov 2, 2022Nov 2, 2022
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthHow parents and educators can create a ‘culture of kindness’ at home and in the classroom“Be kind” is easier said than done, so we’ve compiled a list of ways you can create a culture of kindness at home and in the classroom.Oct 5, 2022Oct 5, 2022
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthHow to work with your gifted child’s teacher to ensure their learning needs are met this yearHow can you help keep your child academically fulfilled this year? And how do you broach the topic with the teacher? Here are some tips.Sep 21, 2022Sep 21, 2022
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth5 tips for promoting your bright child’s mental wellness this summerWhether your child’s summer is full of activities or extra time at home, here’s how you can support their emotional wellness.Jun 15, 20221Jun 15, 20221
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth7 ways to help bright kids find their tribe and build communityMaking friends can be hard for any child, but advanced learners may find the process even more challenging than most.Feb 9, 20221Feb 9, 20221
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthClimate change and mental health: Helping kids manage eco-anxiety in a rapidly changing worldClimate change-fueled disasters are taking a toll on many kids’ mental health. How can we make them feel better about the future?Jan 19, 20221Jan 19, 20221
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthHow to build your child’s emotional intelligence with books“Books are fantastic for teaching empathy… you can’t live every life, but by reading books, you inhabit the lives of different characters.”Jun 9, 2021Jun 9, 2021
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth8 ways to help your child fall in love with nature this winterHere’s how to make the most of the great outdoors and cultivate your child’s love of nature this winter.Feb 3, 2021Feb 3, 2021
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthHow to help your bright child find friends who share their interestsMaking friends isn’t easy for many children, and it can be harder for bright kids whose interests may not align with those of their peers.Nov 11, 2020Nov 11, 2020
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthHow to connect your bright child with like-minded kids through books“How can our children connect with a community of readers who like off-the-beaten path children’s books?”Jul 29, 2020Jul 29, 2020
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthHow parents can help kids build resilience in uncertain timesLearning to bounce back from difficulties is critical to socio-emotional development. Here’s how parents can grow their child’s resilience.Jun 3, 2020Jun 3, 2020
InBright NowbyJohns Hopkins Center for Talented YouthWhat every parent needs to know about anxiety and gifted kidsGifted children often have characteristics and tendencies that lead them to feel especially anxious, but there are ways parents can help.May 20, 2020May 20, 2020