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The Real Takeaways from the Redding and Grissom Study

April 22, 2021
The recent study by Christopher Redding and Jason Grissom, Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, tells you a lot, but also leaves out much about the actual services that lead to the outcome they are studying.

Equity and Excellence: Building NC's Guidebook for Action

March 22, 2021
North Carolina has issued a call to action for educators to meet the advanced learning needs of students all day, every day. They've identified 6 steps to achieve equity and excellence in gifted education.

Dr. Mary M. Frasier Spent Her Life Opening Pathways for Others

March 18, 2021
Tarek Grantham, Ph.D. and Sally Krisel, Ed.D.

Overexcitabilities: Not Everyone is Excited About Them

March 1, 2021
The concept of overexcitabilities is widely accepted as being part of the experience of many gifted children. But is it valid? It is time to take another look.

Dr. Alexinia Baldwin, Pioneer in Gifted Education

February 24, 2021
As Black History Month comes to a close, we want to take the opportunity to recognize the contributions of Black leaders in the field of gifted & talented education. Today, we are sharing this post originally written in 2017 on Dr. Alexinia Baldwin who started the first gifted program for Black students in Albama and went on to make numerous contributions to the field.

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