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NAGC Blog

Gifted Isn’t Good

February 3, 2017

Janet Kragen is a teacher and on the executive board of the Washington Association of Educators of Talented and Gifted.

Creating Change through Collaboration and Advocacy

February 2, 2017

Perceptions of gifted and talented education have long been mired in mythology, but an extraordin

Options and Ideas: Teaching the Art of Fluent Thinking

January 31, 2017

A version of this post by Barbara Dullaghan, Bloomington Public Schools, appeared in Teaching for High Potential (February 2017).

Recognizing Exemplary Talent in the Field of Gifted Education

Elizabeth Shaunessy-Dedrick

January 27, 2017

One of the kindest gestures we can make is to recognize others for their contributions.

Members Are Leaders

January 24, 2017

An important message from the Leadership Development Committee.

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