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Explore how curriculum front-loading enhances equitable identification of gifted behaviors and potential, supporting underrepresented students and...
Read PostDiscover the inspiring life and legacy of Dr. E. Paul Torrance, the Father of Creativity, whose groundbreaking work shaped gifted education and...
Read PostDiscover how universal screening in arts education promotes equitable identification of gifted young artists. Learn strategies to nurture diverse...
Read PostLearn how to effectively translate gifted education research into practical strategies for classrooms and districts with pilot studies,...
Read PostJoin the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) to access expert resources, professional learning, advocacy, and community support for...
Read PostExplore gifted education essentials with NAGC's blog by Karen Cristalli. Learn giftedness definitions, characteristics, identification, and...
Read PostExplore NAGC's blog post "Unpacking the Myths in Media," revealing how media shapes misconceptions about gifted students and promoting awareness for...
Read PostDiscover how to empower gifted students with metacognition—teaching "thinking about thinking" to boost problem-solving, self-reflection, and...
Read PostExplore how online learning platforms empower gifted STEM students with virtual labs, coding, global collaboration, and personalized paths,...
Read PostExplore strategies to build mental strength and social-emotional learning (SEL) in gifted education. Enhance resilience, self-care, and growth...
Read PostAs it is, too many children with advanced abilities remain encumbered by inadequate access, diminished expectations, and cultural norms that limit...
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