Fonseca focuses on the introvert's strengths (creativity, curiosity, deep thinking) while helping parents and educators understand and answer the introverted child's needs. In four parts, she addresses the introverted child's hardwiring, life at home, at school, and at play. The chapters include class notes that specifically speak to teachers, with suggestions on how to make a classroom balanced for the quiet child, as well as the extrovert. Fonseca also addresses ways parents can help the introverted child at home, including relaxation techniques and methods of building resiliency and social skills. Extremely useful for educators and parents, this thoughtful text emphasizes the many gifts of quiet kids.,Publisher's Weekly, 9/16/13 Although Ms. Fonseca has geared this book to raising and educating children, the information and techniques are valuable at any stage in life. The chapters can be read independently, and the layout allows readers to quickly access the information they are seeking. Ms. Fonseca's book is organized, easy to read and well-structured. It is a strong resource for any parent or educator who is interested in learning more about introverted childrenand adults!and gaining practical skills to improve communication and encourage success in a world that tends to focus on the importance of extroversion.,Davidson Institute for Talent Development, 5/1/13