Newsletters














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Stephen Schroth: Curriculum for Gifted Students: Strategies, Methods, and Model for Success
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Erin M. Miller: Nerd
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Peta K. Hay: A Model for Prosocial Moral Reasoning in Gifted Children
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Don Ambrose: Far-Reaching Interdisciplinary Explorations for Expansion of Conceptual Foundations
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Robert Schultz: Beyond Sight of Shore, et al. (1991): A Postmodern Visit to Gifted Education
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Regan Clark: A Presentation of Parallel Gifted Educations
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Echo Wu: A Search for Linkages Between Gifted Education and General Education
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Elizabeth Romey and Barbara Romey: RESPECT--The Role of Community Problem-Solving in Empowering Gifted Students
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Abbey Cash: Chair Message regarding NAGC organizational changes
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Don Ambrose: Capitalizing on Cognitive Diversity Along Interdisciplinary Desire Lines
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Jason Helfer and Stephen Schroth: Seeing and Seeing As: The Challenges in the Identification of Gifted Children
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LeoNora Cohen: Book Review: Expanding Visions of Creative Intelligence: An Interdisciplinary Exploration By Don Ambrose
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Abbey Cash: Change from Division to Networks and First Legacy Series
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Michele Kane: Roeper Philosophy of Self-Actualization and Interdependence
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Annemarie Roeper: Emotional Needs of the Gifted Child
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Stephanie Tolan: Tribute to Annemarie Roeper
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Ellen Fiedler: Ageless (Tribute to Annemarie Roeper)
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Patricia Haensly: Global Giftedness: Families At The Heart of Gifted Development!
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Abbey Cash: Changes to NAGC Board
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Sal Mendaglio: My Friend Michael Pyryt: A gentleman and a scholar
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Don Ambrose: Discovering Merit in the Invisible, Ghostly Gifted
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Wenda Sheard: New Strategies for Gifted Advocacy
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Alexinia Baldwin: Looking Back in Order to Look Forward: A Historical Perspective and a Roadmap for the Future
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Jane Englund: A Review of Dabrowski’s Theory of Positive Disintegration by Sal Mendaglio, Ph.D., Editor.
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Sal Mendaglio: Reflections on Editing Dabrowski’s Theory of Positive Disintegration
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Nancy Green: Reprint of Letter Sent to Network Leadership
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Robert Schultz: Gifted Studies at the Edge of Extinction
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Abbey Cash: Outgoing Chair Message
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Tributes to James Gallagher
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Shelagh Gallagher: My Father's Gifts
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Rena Subotnik: Role Model
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Laurence Coleman: More Than a Name
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Nicholas Colangelo: James J. Gallagher A Statesman of Our Field
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Mary Ruth Coleman: Tribute to James Gallagher
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Joyce VanTassel-Baska: The Many Faces of Jim Gallagher: An Educational Catalyst for Positive Change
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Michael Clay Thompson: James Gallagher's Influence on My Work
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James Gallagher: Unthinkable Thoughts (reprint from Gifted Child Quarterly)
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Sara E. Carlin & Derek LaRosa: Book Review of The Art of Learning: A Journey in the Pursuit of Excellence by Josh Waitzkin
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Stephen Schroth, et al: Multiple Intelligences in Action: Undergraduate Perspectives on Gardner
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Robert Schultz: Being Advocates for Our Cause
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Elizabeth Romey: Look Who's Talking (and Listening)! The Importance of Cultural Depictions of Foundational Concepts in Gifted Education
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Jim Delisle: Gifted Education Goes Hollywood: A Film-Lover‘s Guide to Our Field‘s Future
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Jean Peterson: The Asset/Burden Paradox of Giftedness
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Julie Lenner McDonald & Todd Kettler: Our Moral Imperative: The Ethics of Leadership in Gifted Education
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Abbey Cash: Tribute to the Life and Work of John Feldhusen: A Retrospective
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Marla Capper: Googling Gifted
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Tributes to Alexinia Baldwin
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Silvia Rimm: The Legacy of a Trailblazer
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Joe Renzulli: A Legacy of Leadership
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Dorothy Sisk: A Legacy of Giving
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Sally Reis: A Legacy of Mentorship
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Alice Sage-Pulver & Wilma Vialle: A Legacy of Friendship
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Carlita Baldwin: A Lasting Legacy
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Joy Davis: Interview with Dr. Alexinia Baldwin
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Stephen Schroth and Jason Helfer: Response to Intervention: Implications for Gifted Education
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Robert Schultz: Gifted Education in the Audit Culture
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Kris Wiley: Terman: Contribution and Conundrum
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Mitchel Leslie: The Vexing Legacy of Lewis Terman (Reprint)
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USC Press Release about Terman's Longitudinal Data Being Used for Research on Aging
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Kimberly Berman & Robert Schultz: Looking Back and Finding Today: A Few Points from Leta S. Hollingworth
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Abby Cash: Portraits in Gifted Education, the Legacy Series: The First Four Years
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Danae Deligeorges: Note from Guest Editor
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Elizabeth Romey: Note from Chair
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Jennifer Foreman: Looking the “gifted” horse in the mouth: Benefits and drawbacks to the field’s lexicon
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Rachael Sloan: Response to “Rethinking Giftedness and Gifted Education”
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Wenda Sheard: Bold Steps: Best Taken on New Paths
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Erin Morris Miller: Oh @#$%, I Think I Have Just Been Un-Gifted
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Lisa DaVia Rubenstein: An Interview With Sandra N. Kaplan— On Promoting Academic Acuity (Reprint)
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Tributes to Sandra Kaplan
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Joseph Renzulli: A True Friend
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Carol Tomlinson: A Teacher's Teacher
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Sally Reis: Proud to Know Her
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Robert Grubb: Always Indebted
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Jennifer Krogh: Changing The Rules
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Marge Hoctor: Making a Difference
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Carolyn Callahan: A Model for the Field
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Jessica Manzone: Webster Can't Capture
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Melanie Crawford, Kim Dodds, Joanna Lauer, and Paige McGinty: We Honor Her
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Diana Hasuly-Ackman: Lasting Impacts
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Natalia Shumakova: An International Reach
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Erin Morris Miller: Message from Chair
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Tributes to Dorothy Sisk
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Joseph Renzulli: A Tribute
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Alexinia Baldwin: My Close Encounter with Dr. Dorothy Ann Sisk
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Judith Roseberry: A Tribute
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Frank Withrow: A Tribute
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Bob Seney: Travels with Dorothy
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Doris J. Shallcross: Honoring Dorothy Sisk
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Barbara Blaha Nicolson: A Tribute
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Kimberly S. Kiel: A Tribute
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Michael F. Shaughnessy: An Interview with Dorothy Sisk: Collaborative Literacy (Reprint)
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Danae Deligeorge: Message From the Editor
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Erin Morris Miller: Message from Chair
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Joyce VanTassel-Baska: Creativity as an Elusive Factor in Giftedness (Reprint)
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Tributes to Joyce VanTassel-Baska
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Ann Robinson: A Tribute
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Susan K. Johnsen: A Reflection of Joyce VanTassel-Baska: A Highly Productive Scholar
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Bronwyn MacFarlane: Developing a legacy: Reflections about learning and leading change with Joyce
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Linda D. Avery: Foresight, Insight, and Hindsight: Bringing into Focus the Legacy of Joyce VanTassel-Baska
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Ken Seeley: Joyce VanTassel-Baska: Reflections
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Tamra Stambaugh: A Tribute to Dr. VanTassel-Baska Life Lessons Learned While Traveling
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Shelagh Gallagher: A Recipe for Joyce
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Catherine Little: The Thunder
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Julie Dingle Swanson: A Lasting Legacy: Joyce VanTassel-Baska
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Suzanna E. Henshon: Finding My Topic, a Voyage of Discovery
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Ai Lian Chee: Joyce VanTassel-Baska: The respected mentor
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Steve V. Coxon: Non Satis Scire
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Rima Binder & Michele Kane: A Legacy of Excellence: Early Years in Illinois
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Del Siegle: A Tribute
