Reflections on Teaching This Summer: Slowing Down and Observing Carefully
IEA’s Bees and Other Builders talks about the architects of the animal world and Shari Tishman’s book focuses on the role of close observation
5 Lessons I’ve Learned from Working with Gifted Kids
IEA’s Program Coordinator, Nicole Endacott, shares the 5 lessons she has learned from our inspiring students
10 Ways to Celebrate National STEAM Day!
Happy National STEAM Day this November 8th!
Reflecting on my Internship at IEA – Kaitlyn Chen
IEA’s Summer Programs Intern, Kaitlyn Chen, reflects on her IEA experience as an extern and an intern
IEA Internship Experience – Kate Connally
Kate Connally, IEA’s 2019 summer intern, shares the important lesson she learned from her time with the program
4 Easy Tips to Prepare for Heading Back to School
IEA shares some ideas to ease your kids into the new school year and new beginnings
“Something Beautiful” – Elizabeth’s Story
Read how IEA has helped Elizabeth provide what she needed for her 4-year-old and his gifted needs
Oh, Captain, My Captain! To Teach is Human; To Inspire is Divine
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week! IEA Program Manager Hillary Jade shares her thoughts on why teachers should be appreciated, revered and supported
Ferreting Out Problem-Based Curriculum: An Interview with Shelagh Gallagher
An interview with IEA’s Yunasa Fellow Shelagh Gallagher and her perspective on problem-based learning (PBL) curricula, her work with IEA, and boccone dolche
Leonardo da Vinci: Restless Renaissance Rebel
IEA shares facts about Leonardo da Vinci in anticipation for Genuis Day X: Da Vinci, an upcoming fall Academy class