Join Dr. James Delisle and Deborah Delisle, authors of the Legacy Book Award-winning Creating Strong Kids Through Writing, as they share their lessons learned from their combined years in the classroom on how social-emotional learning can be embedded into classroom curricula to make a lasting, personal impact on student growth.
This resource provides 6 steps for educators who are interested in becoming intentionally anti-racist in their classroom. It walks teachers through reflecting and growing, classroom management, lesson ideas, and resources for secondary students. These tips are based off of the on-going trial-and-error journey of Sarah Wiseman, M.Ed.
In this interview, Viridiana Carrizales, cofounder of ImmSchools, an organization that partners with K–12 schools and educators to support undocumented and immigrant students and families, shares how educators can support G/T students who are immigrants or undocumented.
Implementing culturally responsive teaching practices in your classroom can help create a multicultural and inclusive instructional environment.
Finding bilingual resources for high-ability learners continues to be a challenge. This resource list is intended to provide a variety of options in curricular and high-interest areas. It includes sites with language support, materials in Spanish, or both.
This guide provides a high-level overview of the plan, with suggested items families should know about in each section, and links to related resources to help families, parents, and guardians find answers and advocate for their G/T students.
In gifted education, the schools of thought that influence the field affect not only how students are assessed and identified for gifted services, but also how educators themselves view gifted education and the services they provide.
Educators constantly seek to understand what motivates gifted students to achieve, as well as factors that contribute to gifted learners underachieving.
This evaluation tool, designed by the TAGT Leadership Committee, will assist districts and campuses in auditing their program against the state plan requirements.
When a parent serves in the United States Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, or Navy on active duty or in the National Guard or Reserves, the entire family is impacted.
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