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Everything Under the Sun

Jeff Danielian
November 4, 2015
There is nothing like the feeling of getting ready to attend an NAGC Convention!

A Few Haves . . . And Many Have Nots

October 29, 2015
Because most of the decisions on identifying and serving gifted students fall to school districts, the reality is that we have a nation of few haves—primarily in affluent areas—and many have-nots.

One Size May Fit Most, But Certainly Not The Gifted & Talented

October 22, 2015
As parents and educators know well, one size fits all policies and practices often fail segments of the school-age population.

Increasing Identification of Gifted Learners from Diverse Backgrounds

Michael Matthews
October 15, 2015
While high test scores are a very effective indicator of giftedness in the domain being tested, the lack of high scores is NOT reliable as an indicator of the absence of gifted abilities.

The Bright Children Left Behind

October 12, 2015
A guest blog post by Chester E. Finn, Jr. and Brandon L. Wright

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