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    Our Gifted Kids Podcast

    Share the journey of parenting gifted kids with Sophia as she interviews experts from the global gifted community.
    Gifted is more than just a high IQ and parenting gifted kids is hard and lonely.
    Our community shares knowledge, celebrates our quirkiness and provides a safe place to be gifted and neurodivergent.
    Parents, researchers, psychologists, educators, authors, and more all connect here with advice and support, so we have everything we need for every member of our family to thrive.
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    #013 Screen time, Help! Jocelyn Brewer talks Broccoli & Digital Nutrition. Mar 01, 2021
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    Today I'm speaking with Jocelyn Brewer, creator of the Digital Nutrition concept. We're talking about screen time and a new way parents can look at this challenging topic! Jocelyn helps us stay human in a digital world.

    In the episode you'll hear:

    • A new concept for managing screen time - Digital Nutrition.
    • Gaming and computer games – an opportunity to show a growth mindset and connect!
    • Using technology (games) to build on our weaknesses.
    • Communication and understanding.
    • How to win a spot in Jocelyn's Engaging (Tech Obsessed) Adolescents course!

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quote

    "Actually having a person sitting next to you with the controller and having that easy cool presence while engaging is like a digital super food." – Jocelyn

    "You don't have to be a gamer and I guess this is what I encourage parents to really look beyond. We wouldn't say, oh, I'm not much of a booker. If you could just go over there and do your booking and like, just, don't ask me to want to know anything about what you're doing with your books. We wouldn't have that same kind of attitude. And so this is what I mean about curiosity." – Jocelyn

    "What we noticed with young people, especially around relationships or thinking they know everything is that they're walking through this big dark, I usually call it a warehouse of their life, with a match. What they can see is only as far as that match gives them insight and they think, oh wow, I can see everything. Whereas the process of brain development and the experiences of life, start throwing on bigger and better light bulbs." - Jocelyn

    Resources

    • Enter Competition to win a spot in Jocelyn's Course, Engaging (Tech Obsessed) Adolescents here!
    • Digital Nutrition – Jocelyn Brewer's Website
    • The Quest for Digital Super Foods – Jocelyn Brewer
    • Introducing Virtual Vitamins – Jocelyn Brewer
    • Taming Gaming Website
    • PAX Aus Gaming Conference
    • Parent Shop

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    #012 Unleash your Giftedness with Nadja Cereghetti from Unleash Monday Feb 22, 2021
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    Today I'm speaking with Nadja Cereghetti host of the Unleash Monday Podcast. It was so much fun to find a kindred spirit, she's on a mission to create space for gifted adults with her awesome podcast!

    In the episode you'll hear:

    • Nadja talking about her journey of discovering she was gifted as an adult
    • Her immense relief in finally understanding herself
    • What it means to be a multipotentialite or generalist
    • The diversity of giftedness

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quotes

    "I started reading these checklists and I read books and it was quite an emotional process. I was crying. It was this kind of relief of finally having an answer to so many unanswered questions, but also frustration. Why didn't anybody see this?" - Nadja

    "After a little while embracing this it was very empowering. I got this empowerment that I wished for my friends. I got it for myself and it gives me more self-confidence in what, who I am and what I do. And so I thought I need to share this." - Nadja

    "There's too much interesting stuff. I cannot just focus on one thing and knowing about this [giftedness], it really gives me, personally, permission to just do and not having to justify to anybody else." - Nadja

    "We recognize greatness in other people, whatever they do. But for ourselves, we always feel like we need a certificate. We need a diploma, we need some sort of proof, but you don't." - Nadja

    Resources

    • Unleash Monday
    • Unleash Monday on Instagram
    • Unleash Monday on Twitter
    • Multipotentialite Ted Talk
    • The G Word Film

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    #011 Filmmaker Marc Smolowitz talks about The G Word Film Feb 15, 2021
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    Today I'm speaking with filmmaker Marc Smolowitz about his upcoming documentary, The G Word Film. The film is currently in post-production with an expected release date in early 2022.

    The G Word Film is the first major documentary on giftedness and asks the question, Who Gets to be Gifted In America? The shorts released so far describe a scenario that is seen globally.

    In the episode you'll hear:

    • The journey from idea to reality and how it all started.
    • Marc's journey with giftedness and activism.
    • Giftedness as identity.
    • Gifted trauma.
    • The G Word is more than just a film – it's making an IMPACT!
    • How to get involved #mygiftedstory

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quotes

    "When I looked out into the world, I saw that there hadn't really been a significant documentary that was ever made or publicly or widely released on this topic. So that immediately piques my interest because if no one's ever done it, maybe I could be the first to do it." – Marc Smolowitz

    "One of the kind of beliefs of this movie is that giftedness is like an identity. And then it functions in very similar ways. You can either be empowered or it can be traumatic, and that there's a sort of a continuum that the child experiences around that journey with perceiving themselves as smart or not right." – Marc Smolowitz

    "I want this movie to be one of the most significant education documentaries of this decade of the 2020s." – Marc Smolowitz

    "There's all these assumptions of a high achieving gifted person. And we know that exists. We know there are just really freaking smart people out there. The G Word is going to show you people who you're going to expect, who are rightly have obviously at the table, but because of different complex aspects of who they are and where they were raised." – Marc Smolowitz

    "When we first launched in 2016, we immediately, out the gate, were hearing from people all over the world. I would say, from Switzerland to Singapore, we were getting emails and these emails were often quite chilling, because they would be from parents who are struggling. "– Marc Smolowitz

    Resources

    • The G Word Film
    • #MyGiftedStory
    • Learn more about Marc's work
    • Marc's IMDB page

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    Marc Smolowitz Bio

    Marc Smolowitz is a multi-award-winning independent filmmaker based in San Francisco.

    With three decades of experience in the film and media business, Smolowitz is a director, producer, and executive producer who has been significantly involved in 50+ successful independent films wearing many hats across the entertainment industry.

    The combined footprint of his works has touched 200+ film festivals and markets on 5 continents, yielding substantial worldwide sales to theatrical, television, and VOD outlets, notable box office receipts, and numerous awards and nominations. His long list of credits includes films that have screened at top-tier festivals such as Sundance, Berlin, Venice, Chicago, Palm Springs, AFI Docs, IDFA, DOC NYC, CPH: DOX, Tokyo, Melbourne, Viennale, Krakow, Jerusalem, among others.

    His film company -- 13th Gen -- works with a dynamic range of independent film partners globally to oversee the financing, production, post-production, marketing, sales, and distribution efforts of a vibrant portfolio of films and filmmakers. Founded in 2009, the company is known widely for being active on some 10-15 concurrent projects, both independent and inside Hollywood, and it has successfully advanced Smolowitz's career-long focus on powerful social issue films and filmmaking across all genres.

    In 2016, he received one of the prestigious IFP Fellowships to attend the Cannes Film Festival's Producers Network and Marche du Film marking him as one of USA's most influential independent film producers.

    Join in the social media campaign! #MyGiftedStory


    #010 Growth Mindset with Big Life Journal Founder, Alexandra Eidens Feb 07, 2021
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    Growth Mindset with Big Life Journal Founder, Alexandra Eidens

    Today I'm speaking with Alexandra Eidens about all things Growth Mindset!

    Alexandra is the CEO and Founder of the Big Life Journal website and it was lovely to catch up and talk.

    In this episode you'll hear:

    • What is a growth mindset?
    • What is the difference between a fixed mindset and a growth mindset?
    • How can we encourage our children to have a growth mindset (and us!).
    • What the best thing we can do as parents.

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quote

    "What are the automatic thoughts? What do they immediately start thinking If something doesn't go their way?… We can help our children rewire their brain to replace those thoughts with positive ones or the encouraging empowering ones." – Alexandra

    "If you can influence their brain structure and how the brain is wired, and you can literally set them up for success in life." - Alexandra

    "We like to say that children are not born with a certain level of potential, their potential is unlimited. And your job as a parent is to first, make sure they know that. And second, help them develop their potential." - Alexandra

    Resources

    • Big Life Journal USA
    • Big Life Journal Australia
    • The Big Life Kids Podcast
    • Dr Carol Dweck

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    You can find show notes and more resources at www.ourgiftedkids.com

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    #009 The Our Gifted Kids Story Feb 01, 2021
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    In this episode, I talk about my own story discovering my children are gifted and how that ended in the creation of Our Gifted Kids and the community we're building!

    "Parenting gifted kids is really tough and you can feel very alone and it's easy to think that you're slightly bonkers… you feel like there's not necessarily a bunch of people out there who are going to understand what you're going through. And there is." - Sophia

    Resources

    • Our Gifted Kids

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    #008 Top Secret Parent Talk About Santa Dec 20, 2020
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    In our final episode of the year, let's talk about Santa!

    All those questions! How does Santa fly around the world in one night? Where do all the gifts come from?

    As parents, it is hard to know what to say about Santa so in this episode we share one way of having the 'Santa' conversation that is sure to work!

    Hit play and let's get started!

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    #007 Megan's journey of parenting a twice exceptional child Dec 13, 2020
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    Talking parenting and Megan's (Twice) Exceptional Life

    Today I'm speaking with Megan about parenting twice-exceptional children and the very important community we need around us as parents.

    In the episode you'll hear:

    • Megan's journey of uncovering her son's giftedness and twice exceptionality
    • The challenges of parenting 2e children – those intense melt downs
    • How praise and perfectionism are big challenges
    • How intense anxiety is a daily struggle
    • Why we all need a community to support us

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quotes

    • "I remember thinking something isn't quite right here. As he grew up, he continued to have massive meltdowns, big, big multiple hour-long meltdowns over tiny things." -Megan
    • "If it's not me that is going to support my child 100% and understand them as well as I can then who else is going to?" -Megan
    • "Who is my child? Meet him where he is, this is what he is capable of right now." – Megan
    • "In the past year where I have had this new awakening to him and his needs, my relationship has flourished, he trusts me. Our relationship has this new understanding." – Megan
    • "We have had a great year and I think that's due to my patience with him and my demeanor. I want to understand him and connect with him." – Megan
    • "Giftedness is not easy and there is a real myth that gifted kids are just a breeze. They are amazing but it's also really challenging as a parent." -Sophia
    • "Finding other people was a game-changer for me." - Megan

    Resources

    • This (Twice) Exceptional Life Website
    • This (Twice) Exceptional Life Instagram

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    You can find show notes and more resources at www.ourgiftedkids.com

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    #006 Is Montessori a good match for giftedness? – Selena's Story Dec 08, 2020
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    Is Montessori a good match for giftedness? – Selena's Story

    Today I'm speaking with Selena about uncovering her child's giftedness and her experience of Montessori in the early years.

    In this episode you'll hear about:

    • Accepting her son is gifted and trying not to be that parent
    • Her son hiding himself when his needs were not met in early years learning
    • Re-learning how to learn at school when he did find the right place
    • Why the assessment was so helpful
    • One child and different Montessori experiences in the early years

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quotes

    "School became about play and social stuff - it wasn't about learning it was about hanging out with your mates… it's kind of sad because they are hungry for something and they aren't getting that at school." – Selena

    "He hid…. He was very quiet, he was very introverted. He learned that when you're in the classroom you shut up, you don't ask questions, you don't get involved and then playtime is when you come alive… and that did a lot of damage." - Selena

    "Now he's at the right school, now he's at Dara where they actually understand his brain and how it works and can meet his needs [but] it's taken a couple of terms to re-learn that school was where we learnt." - Selena

    "I think he just wasn't able to be himself and he was managing that by shutting down at school and then getting vivaciously hungry for whatever he could get outside of it." – Selena

    "It's not about the label… but it's about the information that that report gives… and it helped me so much to understand my son." - Selena

    Resources

    • Edufolios
    • Dara School
    • Edufolios

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    #005 Starting Over - Tennille's Story. Nov 28, 2020
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    Starting Over. Tennille's brave decision to move her son interstate to find friends.

    Today I'm speaking with Tennille about discovering her son is gifted and moving interstate to find like-minded friends and a school that worked for him.

    In the episode you'll hear:

    • Tennille's journey of figuring out her son was gifted.
    • The challenge of figuring out your first/only child is gifted.
    • Her decision to move interstate to find the right school.
    • The challenges of finding friends and peers for gifted kids.
    • A gifted child who actually sleeps! They do exist!
    • The challenges of getting emotional and social needs met.

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quote

    "I always thought he was pretty special, he just got things very quickly, but I didn't think it was any different, certainly not outstanding in any way." - Tennille

    "I started thinking about it [gifted] on his second birthday when he picked up a board book but just sat on my nan's lap and read the board book to her." - Tennille

    "He couldn't handle more than five minutes with one kid and he was regulating his own social [situation] so there was never any complaints, he was managing it, but he wasn't getting what he needed and we just hadn't seen the affects yet. And that's when I knew this is going to be a social, emotional, problem." - Tennille

    "He said to me "these guys get me" and I'm like, what, I didn't even noticed that he had known the difference but he saw some of these other Dara kids saying stuff and he understood them and they were saying stuff that he felt that I didn't know he felt." - Tennille

    "I had my car shipped across, and we each had two suitcases, and that was all we brought with us. We started fresh and it was the scariest thing I've ever done, it was massive. We have no family here, we'd never visited the school." - Tennille

    Resources

    • Dara School
    • Mensa

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    #004 Gifted Kids Books with Gloria & Peter van Donge Oct 30, 2020
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    Today I'm speaking with Gloria and Peter van Donge about their series of picture books written especially for gifted kids.

    In the episode you'll hear:

    • Gifted kids having very specific challenges that Gloria's book address:
      • Loving to learn, being creative thinkers, emotional sensitivity
      • Finding it hard to fit in
      • Perfectionism, camouflaging behaviours
    • The books are for parents, grandparents and teachers and come with resources to help you use them that are linked to the Australian curriculum & early years framework
    • The books have been published in many countries and by councillors and psychologists

    Hit play and let's get started!

    Memorable Quote

    "The underlying theme of the series is of acceptance and it really is ok to be gifted." – Gloria

    "It's ok to be creative and innovative and enjoy the results of successful negotiations" - Gloria

    "Its ok to be curious, to have a desire to learn." - Peter

    Resources

    • Gifted Kids Zone

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