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By Dal Drummer May 8, 2026
Gifted identification shouldn't rely on test scores. Art teachers can spot creative giftedness that grades miss. Schools should include specialists in screening.
By Guest Author May 8, 2026
Student Daniel Guo shares how gifted programming like Future City, creative writing, and NJHS built his confidence, leadership, and growth.
By Laura Mukerji April 27, 2026
Laura Mukerji encourages educators and families to stay intentional in the final weeks of school by maintaining routines, celebrating growth, and ending strong.
By Jackie Drummer April 24, 2026
Research shows schooling strengthens executive function beyond maturation. Learn strategies to support working memory, self-control, flexibility, and 2e needs.
By Jessica Barrington April 10, 2026
An educator reflection on end-of-year stress, reminding us that small, meaningful connections with students can have a lasting, life-changing impact.
By Amanda Ironside April 10, 2026
Learn how curriculum compacting helps gifted students avoid repetition, stay engaged, and access deeper learning through pretesting, mastery, and enrichment.
By Jackie Drummer March 20, 2026
This post explores sleep challenges in gifted children and offers simple strategies to support healthy routines and improve rest and overall well-being.
By Jenna Cramer March 20, 2026
This post highlights the Gifted Children's Bill of Rights and the importance of supporting gifted students' academic, social, and emotional needs.
By Laura Mukerji March 10, 2026
This explains why depth of learning is just as important as speed for advanced learners & provides practical examples to increase complexity within existing lessons.
By Nikki Radcliffe March 10, 2026
Explains six gifted learner profiles and how recognizing them helps educators and parents better support diverse academic and social-emotional needs.
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