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...found [their questions] quite annoying," says Baird Professor of Science Gary J. Feldman. "I actually think the rule should be changed to prohibit students from asking questions during the question period...
Experts make an important distinction between talented kids and true prodigies: a prodigy instinctively knows his rare gifts and is almost impossible to control or sway. "The power and force of what that child wants to do is coming from within," says David Henry Feldman, a developmental psychologist who is head of the Eliot-Pearson Child Development Department at Tufts University. "You'd almost have to kill that child to keep him or her from doing what he or she wants." Rita May, who brought up her family in Chapel Hill, found herself in that position when her son David...
...difference between a child who loves her piano lessons and one who is going through the motions. But children can be dangerously adaptive. "Most children really want to make their parents happy and will go to enormous effort to that purpose, even beyond their own best interest," says Feldman. Little Jessica, for instance, may truly have loved to fly, but, says Feldman, her parents "were taking the idea of following a child's lead seriously. But a child is a child and can't lead...
...Part of it's TF evaluation. Part of it's to get a sense of where the students are, to gauge what students are having difficulties with," said Baird Professor of Physics Gary J. Feldman...
...student body has a general tendency to blame not having a relationship on just about everything but themselves. Dating here is not that different than anywhere else," says Greg A. Feldman...