Whakatauki – Proverbs… Learning social expectations by looking into the past…
Explains how Māori whakatauki (proverbs) reflect cultural values and social expectations, illustrating meanings with several sayings. The post argues that understanding past perspectives and collective values—such as humility, shared success, and leadership—can inform contemporary views on giftedness and community roles across societies.
100 Words of Wisdom: James T. Webb, Ph.D.
Bright, intensely sensitive and idealistic children and adults can envision possibilities but may suffer frustration, perfectionism, disillusionment and existential depression. Supportive relationships that offer understanding and nurturance help prevent isolation and foster their idealism, which is essential for creating a better world.