Stories from the Rear View Mirror: Lessons Learned from the Lives of Gifted Adults

E. Paul Torrance Lecture and 100th-Year Birthday Celebration
Stories from the Rear View Mirror: Lessons Learned from the Lives of Gifted Adults
Felice Kaufmann
Research Assistant Professor
New York University Child Study Center
The Annual Torrance Lecture is presented as a part of the COE Lecture Series.
The University of Georgia
copyright © 2015

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  • @sittingstill3578
    @sittingstill35783 жыл бұрын

    My uncle was a Presidential Scholar. He was a POW in the Vietnam War, has done important translation work for the Northern Thai and Northern Lao. Never went to college though. Amazing man. I think he met two Presidents because when he was freed from the Hanoi Hilton the country gave the survivors a hero’s welcome.

  • @norcrisechavarria
    @norcrisechavarria8 жыл бұрын

    A pleasure to listen, to see you in action, and to take this incredible lecture to our daily life & work...How many children are just dealing with loneliness, and emotions tsunamis just because they have too many talents.... so truth...and also if I need to find someone, I will call you immediately!!!! we need a lot of Felice out there!!! from Argentina. a big hug

  • @joshwhitworth4646
    @joshwhitworth46462 жыл бұрын

    most of this is about you and not as much about the gifted and cursed

  • @jennysmith9591
    @jennysmith95914 жыл бұрын

    Exactly, goals are what I set for myself and achievements are some externally set or highly visible things that others may be impressed by. (I am an "underachiever".)

  • @helenamoniqueclarke8135
    @helenamoniqueclarke81357 жыл бұрын

    Being gifted in a world that values mediocrity and often celebrated democratic (aka "tyranny of the majority") thinking is not an advantage. It is a distinct disadvantage given basic human nature as well. Humans tend not to like things that they dont understand and they certainly dont usually like people that they perceive might have an advantage in understanding them.

  • @staciweaver7801

    @staciweaver7801

    Жыл бұрын

    I FEEL this so hard. Once I went to get my PhD this is what I was confronted with. I felt so cheated in that I thought I'd be given the room for creativity and intellectual growth, however, was surrounded by what I perceived as meritocracy. This was possibly the most sad 5 years of my life. I need to be around more people like me to be happy and fulfilled intellectually and emotionally.

  • @mikehunt2445
    @mikehunt24455 жыл бұрын

    That was great!!

  • @MadMax22
    @MadMax224 жыл бұрын

    28:20 Knowing isn’t enough. You need to believe too.

  • @hypatia4754
    @hypatia4754 Жыл бұрын

    So many of these talks on giftedness are about the researchers lives and how they got "the idea", which is of absolutely NO INTEREST to the people who want more information on giftedness.

  • @jmiyahen2288
    @jmiyahen22888 жыл бұрын

    How can I come about change?

  • @breizhbugs
    @breizhbugs6 жыл бұрын

    Sounds interresting, but this lady speaks way too fast for my non english native ears. Subtitles would have been of great help cause its obvious that she speaks with too much passion too slow the flow...

  • @UGACOEducation

    @UGACOEducation

    6 жыл бұрын

    Hi. Auto captions are available. Please see if you can access them.

  • @Mankemacho

    @Mankemacho

    5 жыл бұрын

    You can also modify the video playback speed. Enjoy.

  • @michaelvandenheuvel317
    @michaelvandenheuvel3176 ай бұрын

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