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First-Ever Poll of Voters About Gifted Learners Finds Strong Bipartisan Support For Increasing Funding and Resources for High-Potential Students

March 15, 2017

At a gathering of gifted learning community leaders today in the nation’s capitol, a first-of-its-kind poll was released by the IEA, that finds overwhelming bipartisan public support for increased funding for programs and resources for gifted students

A Basketball Center En Pointe and Parabolas on the Fairway

March 14, 2017

By combining unrelated fields, will our gifted scholar-athletes create a greater exceptionality?

Intense Kids, Intense Parents — Tips for Managing the Mayhem

March 7, 2017

How do you manage your emotions and your sensitivities while raising your super intense super smart children? How do you raise your children without unconsciously repeating the patterns set down by your own parents?

Yunasa: On My Way Home

February 28, 2017

Yunasa West is where I’ve found my tribe

Along the Journey of Raising a Gifted Child

February 21, 2017

As parents of gifted children, we all have our own memories of the moment which led to our realization that we had a gifted child

Valentine’s Day STEAM Activities

February 14, 2017

Here is a round-up of Valentine’s Day-themed games, crafts and experiments you can enjoy with your child

The Efficacy of Advanced Placement Programs For Gifted Students

February 7, 2017

The changing trend of AP classes

Executive Skills and How They Translate to Professional Strengths

February 1, 2017

How to improve these functions that will lead to great leadership qualities

Blind Drawings, Humility and Perspective

January 24, 2017

I find that when I spend a little bit of time looking at something carefully, it helps me see everything else a little bit differently. Blind drawings are one of my favorite ways to practice this

Building Bridges

January 17, 2017

Of all the meanings and usage of the word “bridge," my favorite has to be “a time, place, or means of connection or transition”

Pay it Forward: National Mentoring Month

January 10, 2017

January not only kickstarts the New Year, but also the beginning of the National Mentoring Month campaign

Reflections and Resolutions

January 3, 2017

At the end of 2016, IEA staff took some time to look back our work, our programs, and some of the most memorable moments of the year

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First-Ever Poll of Voters About Gifted Learners Finds Strong Bipartisan Support For Increasing Funding and Resources for High-Potential Students

A Basketball Center En Pointe and Parabolas on the Fairway

Along the Journey of Raising a Gifted Child

Valentine’s Day STEAM Activities

The Efficacy of Advanced Placement Programs For Gifted Students

Building Bridges

Pay it Forward: National Mentoring Month

Reflections and Resolutions

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