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I am interested to attend the NAGC24 conference or something like that in the future. With exciting keynote speakers and a variety of sessions on the latest in gifted education, it’s an opportunity to connect with fellow educators and gather fresh ideas to inspire my students.

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The webpage on microschools offers valuable insights for teachers of gifted students by highlighting the benefits of personalized learning and project-based approaches that engage these learners. Additionally, understanding the origins, challenges, and considerations for parents regarding microschools can help teachers advocate for resources and foster meaningful discussions with families about educational options.

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Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented

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Microschools Explained: A Growing Educational Alternative in Arizona

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Sponsored Partner Post: The Gifted Collective A Note Form the Author, Adam Laningham Having spent most of my life in public education as a student, teacher, and later an administrator, I believe more options for students is a good thing. After over 20 years in public education, I chose to open Arizona’s first Gifted Microschool…

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Instructional Strategy cards to help with Gifted Methodology.

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The State of the States is the only broad study of state data on gifted education in the United States and provides a detailed look at the funding, identification, range of services, and policies that support K-12 gifted and talented education.

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Great Resource for Gifted families.

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MC LMS - AAGT Virtual Parent Institute - An Odyssey of Discovery

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Join us on an enlightening Odyssey of Discovery, where parents and families of gifted and talented children in Arizona can explore the unique pathways of these exceptional young minds. Like the epic journey of Odysseus, this virtual series will celebrate the remarkable adventures, triumphs, and discoveries of raising gifted children.

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This talks more about gifted standards for educators.

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Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented

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Giftedness, intelligence, and talent are fluid concepts and may look different in different contexts and cultures. Even within schools you will find a range of

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There are different kinds of projects on this link.

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DISCOVER Projects--Changing the Way We Think About Education

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YSA is a summer camp that is designed specifically for gifted and twice-exceptional kids. It providing a strength-based, emotionally safe, and supportive virtual environment where children can develop their strengths, interests, and relationship. Students agest 5-18 are welcomed. Each age bracket has different activites they will do. The summer camp runs from June 24th-August 23rd which is 8 weeks of 1 week long camp. The summer camp runs from Monday-Friday for 45 or 85 minutes. There is a fee for joining.

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Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented

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Creating a Bright Future for Arizona’s Gifted Children

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The Arizona Department of Education's gifted education webpage is essential for parents of gifted children. It offers insights into the characteristics of giftedness and the identification process in Arizona schools. Parents can find educational resources, including guides for supporting gifted learning, as well as information on programs and services like enrichment opportunities and advanced coursework. The site also provides advocacy tips and a FAQ section to help parents navigate the challenges of gifted education. Overall, it equips parents with the tools needed to effectively support their gifted child's unique needs.

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The Arizona Department of Education is committed to academic achievement for all students. Gifted Education in Arizona is required by state statute at all public-school districts. Charter school districts may elect to provide gifted education services.

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Have a child that is showing different characteristics away from their peers? This chart shows what parents including teachers can help every exceptional learner succeed.

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The store offers many different resources we can request to obtain to help support our gifted learners, their families, professional development, social emotional, and research.

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NAGC Store - National Association for Gifted Children

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NAGC is a recognized leader in creating and delivering the highest quality of resources in gifted education. When purchasing from NAGC, you receive the field’s most current connections to research and practice and support our mission to advance equity and excellence. Plus, members receive a 10% discount!

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In the Parent and Student Resource section, I clicked on THIS LINK. There are a lot of articles related and you can pick specific topics such as Adult Gifted, LGBTQ+, Peer Relationships, Twice-Exceptional, and more.

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This direct link offers a definition, links to identification, testing information and other resources that we all can request or order tests to use for our students.

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Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented

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Giftedness, intelligence, and talent are fluid concepts and may look different in different contexts and cultures. Even within schools you will find a range of

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A short guide for parents on how to provide support and how to conduct themselves toward their gifted child,

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"Summer Camp" for students

Good resource for parents

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Creating a Bright Future for Arizona’s Gifted Children

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This page provides a wide array of resources, opportunities, and events that are critical for every part involved. Parents, teachers, and gifted are gathered here to create a strong community that understands, supports, and promotes gifted and talented individuals.

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PBL Summer PD

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Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented

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Attend in person, virtual synchronous or virtual asynchronous! Topics include Engaging 2E Students, Gifted Girls & Women, The Schoolwide Enrichment Model, and Challenging Gifted Readers - don’t miss it!

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https://www.mensaforkids.org/achieve/excellence-in-reading/excellence-in-reading-4-6-list/

I went to the ADE site, clicked on Gifted Challenge - ELA and it took me to this site where I could get a list of books by grade level for students to challenge themselves. They can keep track of when they read it and their rating of the book. I think this could be cool as a small group assignment or for those students that love reading and are open to classics.

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It seems like an overview of how to differentiate students that are gifted while still using your curriculum.

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I found the "Gifted Committee Curriculum Methodology and Instructional Strategy Cards"

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This article piece seems very useful as it details a much more intensive list of characteristics, positive, and negative behaviors for our students. This will support to help key into identifying students that may be qualified as advanced or gifted.

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Terms associated with Giftedness

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Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented

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Gifted education, also known as Gifted and Talented Education (GATE), Talented and Gifted (TAG) or (G/T), is a broad term for special practices, procedures, and

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As I work with young students supporting parents to understand what is gifted and how this plays a role in and out of the classroom with these characteristics.

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I found books in the store that are helpful for teachers to integrate activities and techniques into the classrooms.

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Common Characteristics of gifted learners (positive and challenging classroom behaviors)

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When a student transfers with a gifted label, they have a timely manner to decide if they should be at the new district. (why do they have to be tested again)

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Gifted Education champions the academic, intellectual, and affective development of Arizona’s gifted and advanced learnings through ensuring gifted learners in Arizona receive an appropriate gifted education commensurate with their abilities and potential.“Gifted education” means appropriate academic course offerings and services that are required to provide an educational program that is an integral part of the regular school day and that is commensurate with the academic abilities and potential of a gifted pupil.