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Advocacy and the Gifted Teenager

Providing safe and nurturing learning environments is often difficult when educational spaces that are not aware of the needs of gifted youngsters

Here are some tips to get prepared for high school

The biggest problem in the next few years will be teachers’ ability to find the time to differentiate the curriculum for advanced learners

Parents try to mold their gifted kids into a certain idea, but it comes at a cost

That’s the funny thing about dreams. One almost always leads to the next

Have you struggled with the fine line between helpful and over-involved?

What skills do you think are most important in preparing for a variety of careers?

Is your child attending a boarding school?

Last spring at the CDB Seminar, I learned about a whole group of people who share what I initially thought was the wrong way of doing things

IEA has named 16 young people from across the country as its 2013 Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship recipients!