From the perspective of sociologic social psychology.

Resources for parents, teachers and others interested in gifted children and their education in Australia

Directory of sites of interest to gifted kids, their teachers and parents. Grouped by topic.

PDF-format articles from the Gifted Education Centre in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Staff Development Program for gifted educators in North Carolina.

Understanding the role of defense mechanisms in determining human behavior, specifically our children's behavior, can help us to understand why we must advocate for changes in the classroom and school environments.

Index of articles, with descriptions and ratings, about gifted and talented students

Articles published since 1990.

A great Australian resource for Gifted Education - For teachers and parents, not just in Australia but all over the world.

Provides information and resources to help parents and teachers identify gifted children. We run a national schooling programme for gifted children known as the 'One Day School' for gifted children in New Zealand.

A resource from the Westminster Institute of Education for education professionals and all those involved or interested in the education of able, gifted and talented learners.

Texas Regional Education Service Center 13 (the work of a graduate of the UNT GT program, Jennifer Drumm) has a great set of education and curriculum links for teachers of the gifted.

Describes books and periodicals published by Gifted Education Press concerned with identifying and educating gifted students.

The world's largest online searchable database of resources for gifted students, their parents and the professionals who serve them.

Learn to use the DT-PI (Diagnostic Testing/Prescribed Instruction) model for instruction for intellectually talented boys and girls.

Resources for parents and educators of gifted children, including articles and research, books, organizations, on-line support groups, and academic programs.

Large list of links to articles dealing with the identification of gifted children.

Many links show ways parents can help their gifted children.

If we hope to build and maintain community support for gifted programs, we must increase the awareness in the community of the unique needs and qualities of gifted students as well as the benefits of gifted education programs.

By Frances A. Karnes and Joan D. Lewis. Without building the knowledge base for understanding the unique needs and educational methods of gifted education, advocacy is likely to meet with limited success.

Author Jo Painter describes techniques of questioning to promote curiosity, motivation, and problem-solving in gifted learners.

By Sandra L. Berger. Understanding the process and avoiding the pitfalls.

Get information on gifted and talented education from a variety of sources at this site.

Material about the education of the gifted and talented. A number of resources are particularly relevant to those living in Australia.

A 501(c)3 company whose mission is to recognize, nurture and support profoundly intelligent young people.

Michael Michalko suggests eight strategies that have been common to the thinking styles of creative thinkers in science, art and industry throughout history. These strategies can be learned.

Links for gifted or talented.