Brittany N. Anderson, Ph.D., and Tia Dolet, M.Ed. Introduction Is it possible that the square root of impossible is me? …
Join top gifted education thinkers in a discussion on how educators can work to combat perceptions and misperceptions of gifted education.
At the June 15 TAGT Leadership+ Equity Conference, Brandi Marroquin, Javetta Jones Roberson, and Erinn Wilcots joined me in a panel discussion about how to create culturally responsive classrooms and anti-racists classrooms. The biggest takeaway for educators wanting to start their journey to develop a culturally responsive classroom is that it is a journey–not a checklist!
This giftED20 student panel provided a view into the world of gifted minority students. In the session, a group of young minorities addressed academia and perceptions of their own, their peers, and their teachers. Gain insight into how the students have developed coping skills.
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.
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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