Gifted and talented students need a range of services to optimally develop their talents. This includes classroom differentiation as well as programming offered in a variety of other settings. Effective programs and services for gifted and talented students will target their unique cognitive and social and emotional needs and provide opportunities for them to work in their talent areas with like-minded peers.
opens in a new windowNational Geographic – Education
Classroom resources, professional development, and student experiences that allow educators to bring National Geographic into the classroom ...
opens in a new windowGifted and Distractible Newsletter
Newsletter related to twice-exceptional students from With Understanding Comes Calm. Subscribe to receive all future newsletters to your inbox ...
opens in a new windowThe Gifted Child Society
The Gifted Child Society (TGCS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing unique enrichment programs and services to children with ...
opens in a new windowCamp Launch
Camp Launch provides eligible seventh- and eighth-grade students with enrichment and academic opportunities ...
opens in a new windowNorthwestern Center for Talent Development
The Center for Talent Development (CTD) at Northwestern University is dedicated to helping academically talented students, age 4 through grade ...
opens in a new windowJohns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY)
The world leader in gifted education since 1979, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth is a nonprofit dedicated to identifying ...
School-Year Versus Summer Growth
High-achieving students have similar summer and school-year academic growth rates - indicating that they may not be receiving adequate challenge ...
Above Grade Level Testing
Above grade level tests are an important tool for assessing gifted students. They let educators and parents identify relative strengths ...
opens in a new windowDuke TIP
The Duke University Talent Identification Program is a nonprofit organization that supports academically talented students in grades four through twelve ...
