Educational Holiday Gift Ideas
Here are some educational toys and games to give to a gifted child this holiday season
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
Just Released: America Agrees: Public Attitudes Towards Gifted Education
The Institute for Educational Advancement is excited to announce the release of the full results of IEA’s poll of voters about gifted learners
Podcasts about Giftedness
IEA lists podcasts geared towards gifted learners to assist parents and educators in supporting these bright young minds
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
Advocating for Your Gifted Child
IEA understands that advocating for your child requires research, preparation, and tenacity. Here are some suggestions
Bored? Make Something!
This past November, I had the opportunity to attend NAGC’s Annual Convention in Phoenix, Arizona
Lost In Translation: From Gifted Education in Mandarin to Understanding Giftedness
Being gifted is a not a choice, but the lives of gifted children will be affected by the choices we make
The Impact of the Common Core State Standards on Gifted Education
The biggest problem in the next few years will be teachers’ ability to find the time to differentiate the curriculum for advanced learners
Parental Expectations
I just want them to become the individuals they were meant to be and to feel confident about who they are