SEATTLE — The talented and gifted learning program in Seattle Public Schools (SPS) is in the midst of a transition from being offered at cohort schools to being offered in all classrooms. SPS, which ...

Hundreds of teachers gathered from around the state to celebrate gifted students and learn critical skills to take back to their classrooms.There are over 30,000 gifted students that attend school in ...

The debate over gifted education, which has smoldered for generations, flared again this month when incoming New York Education Commissioner Carman Fariña signaled at a town hall meeting that the city ...

The district currently has self-contained gifted classrooms in the second through fifth grades at Garden Hills, Washington, Dr. Howard and Stratton elementary schools. All students are tested at first ...

A group of fifth-graders at Creekside Elementary School in Elgin do computer research on prominent personalities to create a storyboard timeline of their lives. Across the way, in a fourth-grade dual ...

Dorchester District Two’s Gifted and Talented Education program (GATE) has been around since the early eighties. The goal of the program is to help students learn above grade level material at a ...

Avondale School District is getting ready to open the first gifted learning classroom in Oakland County next school year at Woodland Elementary in Troy. The classroom will serve both third and fourth ...

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Holy macaroni! Little Miss (or Mister) is joining the ranks of the Gifted and Talented (GT)! It's totally time to kick up your feet: GT kids are smart, so school is easy and there will be no bumps in ...

(Editor’s note: This is the fourth of about a dozen student essays we’ll be publishing for Education Lab’s Student Voices program, which is partnering this year with Project Homeless. Know a student ...

In my jobs, both as a gifted resource specialist for a public school system and as a part-time consultant for other school divisions (in fact, even as a column writer for this Psychology Today blog) I ...