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Teacher Summer Seminar Update

One hundred twenty teachers attended a three day seminar with Dr. Sandra Kaplan on differentiating curriculum in Park City. The seminar provided useful information on how to differentiate curriculum for gifted and talented learners and provided time for teachers to apply the principles to portions of their curriculum. We are grateful for the dedication of the teachers involved and the expertise of Dr. Kaplan and express our appreciation to all who were involved. Seminar attendees may obtain PDF copies of handouts and other seminar materials by clicking here.

Our Gifted Online Conferences: A Gathering Place for All Gifted


OGTOC is a place to join together to meet, share, learn, and discuss issues pertaining to giftedness and talent of all individuals regardless of race, age, gender, economic status, and/or twice/thrice exceptionalities. OGTOC began several years ago as an online conference and has become a virtual international community of individuals who meet, share, learn, and discuss issues pertaining to giftedness and talent of all individuals regardless of race, age, gender, economic status, and/or twice/thrice exceptionalities. Sign up for the Gifted-OGTOC ning network/social community to participate in subject-specific groups on an ongoing basis or to join an expert guest speaker’s conference when they occur in real time.

The next conference will be in April with Drs Fernette and Brock Eide. the topic is "2E - Giftedness and Disabilities." All prior conferences have been free, with occasional requests for donations. This conference will be a fundraiser to help the Eides offset expenses for their daughter Karina who is fighting cancer and is in Germany facing an operation on February 18th.

Visit the website for further information and to join the community.

 

 

NAGC Legislative Alert

Javits Program has Target on Its Back

We need your help today to fend off yet another assault on the Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act. (More)

SENG-Model Parent Support Group

Recommended for parents of bright, gifted or talented children

You are invited to participate in a guided discussion group to learn about the social and emotional needs of bright/gifted/talented children, and the parenting issues related to those needs. The emphasis is on positive aspects of parenting, avoiding power struggles, and helping these children learn appropriate life skills while enhancing the parent/child relationship. Topics will include: Identification/Characteristics, Parent Relationships, Sibling Relationships, Communication of Feelings, Stress Management, Depression, Motivation, Tradition Breaking, Peer Relationships, and Discipline. 

To be added to a “SENG Interested” (SENG Disclaimer) contact list and receive notices of new groups forming click here. For more information on SENG (Supporting Emotional Needs of Gifted) see www.sengifted.org.

Nebo Gifted Children Association Website

 

The Nebo Gifted Children Association has an outstanding website you may want to visit and bookmark in your browser. In particular you may want to visit their site for their Summer Connection information. It is full of many useful ideas. Click here to visit the site.

You may want to visit our resource page for links to other sites that provide services or information of use to parents and educators.

 

Davidson Young Scholars

The national Davidson Young Scholars program (<http://www.DavidsonGifted.org/YoungScholars>
www.DavidsonGifted.org/YoungScholars) helps profoundly gifted studentsdiscover others with similar interests and abilities, utilizing their skillsand talents to maximize their educational potential and make a difference inthe lives of others. Parents collaborate with a skilled team of FamilyConsultants who provide individualized services based on each family'sunique needs, such as in the areas of educational advocacy, social andemotional development, and talent development. Read Young Scholar SuccessStories (<http://www.DavidsonGifted.org/YSSuccessStories>
www.DavidsonGifted.org/YSSuccessStories) about how the Young Scholarsprogram has made a difference in these students' lives.  The Davidson YoungScholars program is FREE and the application deadline is the 14th of eachmonth.

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