What is Gifted Education?Over 1800 students in School District 51 have been identified by the school district as Gifted & Talented. More gifted children are in our community in private schools and home school. Educating gifted children is important not only to the students themselves, but to our community and our country. Read on to find out why gifted education really matters. WCAGT is a support, enrichment and advocacy group for gifted children in the Grand Valley area. It also functions as an information and support organization for parents of high-ability and high-potential children. WCAGT maintains a lending library of publications on the subject of parenting and educating gifted children. There is a wonderful article in the latest SENG newsletter about teaching gifted students to manage stress. You can access it here: Stress Management
COLORADO ASSOCIATION FORGIFTED AND TALENTED200933rd ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCEOctober 5th and 6th- Save the dates!
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**********************WCAGT will not be meeting in November. The next meeting date and time will be posted in December.********************** Information about the Secondary Mathematics Adoption.Click HereWebsite with information about Gifted Teens
Would you like to learn about Project-Based Learning (PBL)? Edutopia has wonderful information and resources-Edutopia***************
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Informative Article from Gifted Education Team of Eagle County (GET)
NAGC State Affiliate Joint Parent MembershipLet’s Grow Gifted Together! NAGC’s Affiliate Joint Parent Membership allows you to recruit parent members and provide benefits from NAGC and your state association for an annual cost of $10, that’s a 60% discount off the regular parent associate membership rate of $25. To participate and receive a customized application and agreement for your state, please contact NAGC Member Services at 202-785-4268 or visit www.nagc.org. |
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