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    These are great!

    My contribution isn't quite as good as some of the ones I've read, but I had to share anyway.

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    I love all these! Glad to see April 1st finally caught up to us!

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    Originally Posted by Michaela
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    I think I have "Obfuscation Avoidant Behavior" with aggressive tendencies. grin


    Me too. Serious case. BIS, too.

    Oh, and ADND (Arguement/discussion non-differentiation disorder)

    -Mich

    Re: This. I inherited kind of a stubborn kid, ok. Fine. He probably inherited it from us. I saw something in an article discussing some different presentations in gifted children kids, including forign kids resist questioning authority while a poor or 2e child could "may manifest that attitude in a challenging or confrontational way. ". That attitude being the gifted charachteristic of a questioning attitude. I'm just quoting it because we all have to find a disciplined balance between the two descriptions. So, anyone know a good academic "debating" primer I can use to train my kids to argue with anybody nicely?

    Plus another name for giftedness might be "hyper-headed kid.". Says they're not "smarter" they're paced differently. Plus "hyper" should get sympathy for the mom.


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    DH coined the term Hyper Learning Disorder. (hopefully no one else has posted this because I did not read through all of the replies!)

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    You (and anyone) are welcome to use Boredom Intolerance Syndrome - I'm serious about it; I ended up in tears in a professional training event in my 30s, having flashbacks to school!


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    Originally Posted by ColinsMum
    You (and anyone) are welcome to use Boredom Intolerance Syndrome - I'm serious about it; I ended up in tears in a professional training event in my 30s, having flashbacks to school!

    grin I haven't quite reached tears before, but I get the sentiment. I've tried to explain it to people as being a bit like your whole body being covered in ants, but they look at me like I'm weird, for some reason... wink

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