Reviews
Review by: Chelsea Beth Chandler, Roeper Review - September 1, 2014
Reading Hébert’s Understanding the Social and Emotional Lives of Gifted Students will be a worthy endeavor for teachers, school counselors, and gifted students alike. The book avoids the relative dryness of traditional textbooks and helps to inject life into the theories presented . . . Hébert’s well-written and logically organized book does not attempt to oversimplify the social and emotional lives of gifted students but instead promotes the celebration of their complexities.
Review by: James Cox, Midwest Book Review - March 1, 2011
With chapters on helping underachievers, cultural challenges that often come with such talents, and extra challenge that comes with dealing with the gifted among the gifted, Understanding the Social and Emotional Lives of Gifted Students is a wise read for any educator who understands educations is not all about getting an A.
Review: Today's Books - February 23, 2011
Named to the A-List, Today's Books Daily Register