Gifted

Based on an IQ of 130 or higher, which is used as a benchmark, the percentage of gifted individuals is approximately the top 2.2% of the population, or about 1 in 44 people. If you search for "how many people are gifted" or "gifted percentage," you may se

Ending gifted education to promote equity hurts low-income students who benefit from objective testing, warns researcher Michael Petrilli.

People who are more intelligent than everybody else don't think the same way average folks do. This leaves them with some habits they think are normal but others find confusing.

For gifted and high-IQ adults, the problem is often not too much work but too little of the right kind. You can be burned out on volume and bored out on substance.

Shawn Nunley stopped Kevin Mitnick with a cassette recorder. Decades later, Mitnick left him enough to buy his dream Porsche 911 GTS.

On Friday Trump stood at Joint Base Andrews and called the Qatari Boeing 747 "the world's most luxurious plane." He descended the stairs to Lee Greenwood's

Critics argue that the processes we use in the United States to identify and educate especially bright kids in the public-school system are flawed at best and exclusionary at worst. But what if it's the very premise of giftedness that's faulty?

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department quietly entered an agreement in 2023 with Flock Security, an automated license plate reader company that uses cameras to collect vehicle information and cross-reference it with police databases. Unlike many of