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15 Ways to Help Gifted Kids Thrive in School
15 ways to help gifted kids thrive in school with ideas that work for lots of kids, so everyone will find ideas they can apply right away.
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2019 Year in Review
Do you love looking back on what you’ve done, where you’ve been, and think about where you’re going? I do! This is the second year
Christmas Books for Kids with All the Feels
Every Christmas, I put away the children’s books that fill a basket in my family room and exchange them for beloved Christmas stories. In our
10 Steps to a Better Parent-School Partnership: Pre-action, not Re-action
Would you like to build a stronger partnership with your child’s school? If you’re an educator, would you like to consider how to build a
Trying to Make School Better for Gifted Kids
Here’s a newsflash: school is not designed for gifted kids. When you recover from the shock, read on. Depending upon who you talk to, school
Gifted Teachers Speak: You are Enough
I don’t know about you, but I’ve really been enjoying the Interview with a Gifted Kid series. I’ve interviewed gifted kids and grown up gifted
Interview with a Gifted Kid: Peggy
Peggy Speaks This interview with a grown-up gifted kid is a series within a series. It is the latest in my Interview with a Gifted
Books for Gifted Kids
I love books, so when I was at the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children Conference in Nashville, TN, I went to every session
Issues in Giftedness: What Won’t Fix Inequity
As of this writing, the mayor of New York is considering a proposal that would completely dismantle the school district’s Gifted & Talented program in
Why Self-Paced Computer Instruction is Insufficient Differentiation
The spread of one-to-one devices in schools has meant that some people believe we’ve waived a magic wand and solved the differentiation problem. It’s
Interview with a Gifted Kid: Sheridan
Sheridan Speaks This interview with a gifted kid is a series within a series. In it we meet the middle of three generations of a
GT Chat: A Great GT Resource
I’m not just saying this because I love Lisa Conrad, although I do. I think #gtchat is a fantastic resource for both parents and teachers
Interview with a Gifted Kid: Steven VG
When I was the Youth & Education Ambassador for Mensa, I tried to run for an at-large board position at NAGC. I received a phone
