Gifted Education is key to developing a highly skilled labor force needed to fill technical jobs coming to Arizona
As parents, educators and supporters of Gifted Education, we are all aware of why a comprehensive K-12 education is important to our children/students as individuals, but what does Gifted Education mean when creating a talent pool for large companies to
Teacher Classroom Mini-Grant Spring 2021 Recipient – Nicole Belden
Nicole Belden (Cartwright School District) was selected as a recipient in March 2020 for AAGT’s Teacher Classroom Mini-Grant, which she used to enhance the before school club for gifted students in the inner-city with enrichment games. Games such as Word-A-Round, Blokus,
ASU Digital Culture Summer Institute
Join faculty and graduate students from ASU’s School of Arts, Media and Engineering virtually in this year’s summer program featuring project-focused classes. Make 3D jewelry, code your own game, build creative robots, and more. Spark your creativity integrating arts, science
Action Alert: Sprinting to the Finish Line
Gifted students have learning differences that require accommodations in their curriculum and instruction and pace of learning as well as accommodations for their unique social and emotional issues. Without the opportunity to have appropriately challenging educational opportunities, the consequences can
It’s time to get LOUD for Gifted Education – Action Alert
Back in the Game with a Striker! Perseverance and passion got us back on to an agenda! With the help of Rep. Pawlik and Rep. Udall, we were able to get a striker bill for HB2418! Rep. Aaron Lieberman has agreed to
High School Senior STEM Signing Day on April 29, 2021!
STEM Signing Day celebrates high school seniors from across the country who choose to pursue STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education at technical programs, two- and four-year colleges and universities. Just like signing days for athletes, STEM Signing Day
Harvard International Relations Scholars
June 17th - 19th, 2021 (Online) The Harvard Undergraduate Foreign Policy Initiative will be hosting for the very first time the top international relations summer program for high school students around the world. The three-day program will comprise of discussions with Harvard professors,
Seeking Participants for Research on Gifted Education Practices During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Seeking Gifted Students Grades 3-6 Researchers at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Cincinnati are seeking gifted students in grades 3-6 to take part in a survey. The survey seeks to understand the gifted education services that were provided for
Unlocking Excellence in Overlooked and Underestimated Children by Fully Funding Gifted Education in Arizona
By Colin Seale, Founder of ThinkLaw Imagine a child watching her first gymnastics routine and immediately doing perfect backflips across her living room. A teenager hearing a song and, without training, beautifully playing it on the piano by ear. No one