Author: Sheri Plybon

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Sheri Plybon

Sheri Plybon has a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science from Loretto Heights College, and a Master’s Degree in Educational Administration from Colorado State University. She began her passion fro understanding giftedness through her own children and now her grandchildren. Ms. Plybon has been a Gifted Specialist for over 28 years in public education, K-12. She has presented at both national (NAGC) and state (colorado and Texas) Gifted Conferences. She has worked on curriculum development and staff development at state and district levels and is currently serving in her seventh year on the Texas Association for Gifted Board of Directors.
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Finding Passion, Living Passion

This post explores the importance of passion, how early interests can grow into careers or innovations, and how passion fuels learning, creativity, and philanthropy. It offers steps to identify, pursue, and sustain passion, plus resources and examples like Dan Barber and Casey Golden.

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Holidays and the Spiritual Side of Giftedness

During the holidays the author contrasts commercial gift-giving with meaningful gifts that nourish spirit. She describes a family tradition of donating time or money to charities to teach gifted children service and awareness. Practical guidelines and charity resources help families choose organizations and involve children.

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The Magnificent Void

A reflective piece encouraging adolescents and parents to practice thoughtful self-examination through music, literature and shared activities. The author suggests questions for personal reflection, practical exercises (shared journals, quotes, reading aloud), and music/book recommendations to foster insight, conversation and emotional growth.

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