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Gifted Programming Standards PreK-12

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2002 begins the No Child Left Behind Era. Gifted Definitions are re-defined; "students, children, or youth who give evidence of high achievement capability in areas such as intellectual, creative, artistic, or leadership capacity, or in specific academic fields, and who need services and activities not ordinarily provided by the school in order to fully develop those capabilities"(Hallco, 2013).
2006 the NAGC published gifted standards and have been revised recently for educators in 2013.

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Worked closely with other universities to publish A New Window for Looking at Gifted Children Guidebook. This guidebook helped staff assess children that derived from culturally diverse backgrounds.

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'83 Nation at Risk declares US is lagging behind other countries in the world in terms of gifted education.
'90 The NRC (National Research Center on the Gifted and Talented) was established at several different Universities, one of which was University of Georgia. Dr. Mary Fraiser conducted research "on finding better ways to identify gifted and talented students, particularly those who are underrepresented in our nation's gifted programs -- economically disadvantaged students, culturally and linguistically different students, students with disabilities, and certain ethnic minorities" (Hallco,2013).

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'64 Civil Rights Act is Passed by JFK instilling equal opportunities for all of American citizens.
Ten years later the Marland Reports asks schools to boardly define giftedness. The ability to show leadership, visual and performing arts, creative or productive thinking, and psychomotor ability were included in this definition, whereas before psychomotor was excluded.

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Late 1930s Leta Hollingworth established the Speyer School for students 7-9
'50 National Science Foundation Act provides federal support for research and education in mathematics, physical sciences, and engineering(NAGC). Also in the 50s Ann Isaacs established the National Association of Gifted Children. Following shortly after this installment, Brown vs. Board of Education rules "separate is equal" goes against the constitution and public schools begin to integrate.
'57 Sputnik is launched and American begins to re-evulate quality of education in math and science. "Four months later the Georgia House of Representatives passed HR-246" (Hallco,2013) because of this legislation Georgia became the first state to provide systematic support for capable gifted students.

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Firstly, Lewis Terman is named the "father" of gifted education for his contributions. In 1916 he helped supervised the publication/modicafitions of the Simon-Binet test to the American version Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale.
'21Terman published his longest longitudinal study called Genetic Study of Genius. In the conclusion of this study Terman found that students  "were allowed to accelerate according to their intellectual potential were more successful. " ()

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'01 Worcester, Massachusetts established the first Gifted School
'08 Goddard adapted Binet and Simon's test of intelligence into English and brought to America. Binet and Simon were studying mental age and how it relates to intelligence.

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F. Galton's Heredity of Intelligence

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William Harris

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A Brief History of Gifted and Talented Education. (n.d.). Retrieved July 12, 2016, from https://www.nagc.org/resources-publications/resources/gifted-education-us/brief-history-gifted-and-talented-education

Davis, G.A., Rimm, S.B., & Siegle, D. (2011). Education of the gifted and talented, 6th

ed. Boston: Allyn & Bacon. ISBN-13: 978-0-13-505607-3

http://people.uncw.edu/caropresoe/GiftedFoundations/SummerI-010/Caropreso/Education%20of%20the%20Gifted%20and%20Talented%20CH%201.pdf

Frasier, M., Martin, D., Garcia, J., Finely, V., Frank, E., Krisel, S., & King, L. (1995). A New Window for Looking at Gifted Children. Athens, GA: University of Georgia.

Link for History relevant to Georgia - http://www.hallco.org/boe/site/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Gifted-Subcommittee-Report1.pdf

Sternburg, R. J. (Ed.). (2004). Definitions and conceptions of giftedness. Thousand Oaks,

CA: Corwin Press. ISBN-13: 978-1412904278

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'68 William Harris established the realist efforts for gifted children in public schools
'69 Francis Galton published his book Heredity Genius. This study was conducted with 400 British men to determine is intelligence was inherited.