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The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) is proud to announce the recipients of the 2025 NAGC Network Awards. These annual awards from...

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By Jessica Potts and Tara Toft, NAGC Curriculum Studies Network Chair and Co-Chair Differentiation has long been one of the most discussed...

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By Dr Yvonne de St Croix, Creativity Network Chair Every autumn in Connecticut, as the air turns crisp and the leaves brighten into fiery shades of...

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Advocating for preserving the rights, protections, and safety of students who are gifted and LGBTQ+

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Overview The NAGC Early Childhood Working Group is forming, and we are excited to invite passionate professionals, caregivers, and advocates to...

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Senate Appropriators Tee Up Spending Bills, White House Proposals Largely Ignored In the final week of the summer session of Congress at...

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Your Voice Is Needed—Support Gifted Education! Thank you to those who responded to our Action Alert in July and contacted their...

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Some of you are regular readers of Gifted Child Quarterly, NAGC’s scholarly research journal. Those of you who aren’t regular readers...

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By Melissa Bilash and P. Susan Jackson For more than 70 years, the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) has worked to advance...

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Read the September 2025 issue of Parenting for High Potential. This issue features: The Guardian's Guide to Talent Development Talent Search...

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NAGC asked the presenters of our upcoming NAGC25 preconvention sessions to share more about the content attendees might expect from their sessions....

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By Monica C. Meadows, Ed.D., University of Arkansas at Little Rock As the school year begins, educators everywhere are filled with both...

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