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Local Resources:

FREE Weekend Seminars for Parents – all online

Weekend Enrichment Programs for Students

 

Articles/Documents:

Gifted 101 – a quick, two-page read from the Belin-Blank Center at the University of Iowa; well worth the read

“Age-Appropriate” Reading Lists for Advanced Readers

Question of the Month blog from IAGC

What Your Kids Want You to Know – SENG (Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted) Vine Newsletter, September 2019 (originally written 9/2011)

Self-Advocacy: an NAGC Tip Sheet

Perfectionism: an NAGC Parent Tip Sheet

CCSD59 – Student Solutions (past 5th graders PBL presentations)

Signs of the Gifted Child as cited in NAGC’s April Newsletter

When Your Child is a Perfectionist from MyLittlePoppies website

Boredom Busters for Gifted Students as posted from #gtchat powered by Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented (TAGT)

Why do advanced learners struggle with underachievement and what can we do about it? IAGC question of the month addresses this important issue (scroll to find)

How to Support Your Child During COVID-19: a tip sheet from NAGC

 

Useful Websites:

District 59: Talent Development Program

National Association for Gifted Children

Illinois Association for Gifted Children – Parent Resources page

Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG)

Hoagies’ Gifted Education Page

Center for Talent Development, Northwestern University

The Center for Gifted

University of Connecticut Neag School Parent Resources (Renzulli Center for Creativity, Gifted Education, and Talent Development)

Davidson Institute for Talent Development

NAGC Glossary of Terms

 

Websites to use with students:

Common Sense Media

Google Classroom – use your child’s login

Vocabulary.com

Logic Puzzles – great for critical thinking…for students and parents alike!

Text Resources I have available:

Parent Resources Books

 

Local Resources:

FREE Weekend Seminars for Parents – all online

Weekend Enrichment Programs for Students

 

Articles/Documents:

Gifted 101 – a quick, two-page read from the Belin-Blank Center at the University of Iowa; well worth the read

“Age-Appropriate” Reading Lists for Advanced Readers

Question of the Month blog from IAGC

What Your Kids Want You to Know – SENG (Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted) Vine Newsletter, September 2019 (originally written 9/2011)

Self-Advocacy: an NAGC Tip Sheet

Perfectionism: an NAGC Parent Tip Sheet

CCSD59 – Student Solutions (past 5th graders PBL presentations)

Signs of the Gifted Child as cited in NAGC’s April Newsletter

When Your Child is a Perfectionist from MyLittlePoppies website

Boredom Busters for Gifted Students as posted from #gtchat powered by Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented (TAGT)

Why do advanced learners struggle with underachievement and what can we do about it? IAGC question of the month addresses this important issue (scroll to find)

How to Support Your Child During COVID-19: a tip sheet from NAGC

 

Useful Websites:

District 59: Talent Development Program

National Association for Gifted Children

Illinois Association for Gifted Children – Parent Resources page

Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG)

Hoagies’ Gifted Education Page

Center for Talent Development, Northwestern University

The Center for Gifted

University of Connecticut Neag School Parent Resources (Renzulli Center for Creativity, Gifted Education, and Talent Development)

Davidson Institute for Talent Development

NAGC Glossary of Terms

 

Websites to use with students:

Common Sense Media

Google Classroom – use your child’s login

Vocabulary.com

Logic Puzzles – great for critical thinking…for students and parents alike!

Text Resources I have available:

Parent Resources Books

 

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