Possesses large storehouse of information about a variety of topics (beyond the usual interests of students his/her age).
Is a keen and alert observer; usually “sees more” or “gets more” out of a story, film, etc., than others.
Reads a great deal on his/her own; prefers adult level books; does not avoid difficult material.
Tries to understand complicated material by separating it into its respective parts; reasons things out and sees logical and common-sense answers.
Becomes absorbed and involved in certain topics or problems; Persistent in seeking task completion.
Is easily bored with routine tasks.
Needs very little if any external motivation to follow through in work that initially excites him/her.
Strives toward perfection; is self-critical; is not easily satisfied with their own speed or products.
Prefers to work independently; requires little direction from teachers.
Is interested in many “adult” topics and issues such as religion, politics, and/or ethical issues – more than usual for age level.
Often is self-assertive (sometimes aggressive); stubborn in his/her beliefs.
Likes to organize and bring structure to things, people and situations.
Is quite concerned with right and wrong, good and bad; often evaluates and passes judgment on events, people, and things.
Is curious about many things; is constantly asking questions about anything and everything.
Generates many ideas or solutions to problems and questions; often offers unusual, unique, and clever responses.
Is uninhibited in expression of opinion; is sometimes radical and spirited in disagreement; tenacious.
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