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Growing Up Generation Z and Gifted: Safe Spaces

January 13, 2020
Yes, we want to keep our children safe, but we also need to allow our gifted children a way to move beyond their safe spaces to have a meaningful impact on the world.

How Do You Teach Parents to Advocate for their Child?

January 3, 2020
Parents who are educated about their school system and gifted programs and strategies are powerful allies in the work to improve educational services for gifted students.

Taking the Next Step: Creating a Convention Session Proposal

Jeff Danielian
December 18, 2019
As you sit at home and ponder the New Year ahead, consider submitting a proposal for the NAGC 67th Annual Convention (NAGC20), which will be held in November 5-8, 2020 at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort in Florida. 

Turning Theory into Practice #7 – Extra-Curricular Activities that Can Boost Talent Development

December 9, 2019
Todd Stanley, a gifted services coordinator for the Pickerington Local Schools in Ohio, translates some of the theory surrounding gifted education and how to use it practically.

Twice Exceptionality: The Road Less Traveled

December 2, 2019
A version of this blog, by Kristy Mall, appeared in the December 2019 issue of Parenting for High Potential (PHP).

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