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Building Thinkers: Interactive Engineering Design for K–8 Classrooms

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The Arts Network invites you to explore a dynamic lineup of sessions at NAGC 2026 in Milwaukee that celebrate creativity, talent development, and...

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By Mihyeon Kim Ph.D., Ed.D, Special Schools & Programs Network Leadership talent development is a recognized component of gifted education, yet...

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NAGC Announces the 2026 Association Award Recipients

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Twice-exceptional (2e) children bring unique combinations of abilities, interests and learning styles to the classroom. Supporting them involves...

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Check out the Computers & Technology Sessions at the NAGC Convention

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The National Association for Gifted Children seeks applicants for an Associate Editor for Parenting for High Potential, an award-winning quarterly...

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We examine the limited research supporting widely used gifted student characteristics lists and encourage educators to critically evaluate how these...

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A gifted student often solves problems quickly, finishes assignments early and rarely encounters academic friction. From the outside, consistent...

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NAGC STEM Network Teacher Spotlight

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By Megan Parker Peters, Ph.D., Social & Emotional Development Network School’s out for summer! Whether this phrase elicits joy, sorrow,...

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Photo: Supply drive by students at Benjamin Tasker Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society. Six students stand by, smiling, with...

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