How Can the United States Better Support Gifted Education?
Funding allocated specifically for gifted children remains only a small fraction of the federal budget
PRESS RELEASE: The Institute for Educational Advancement’s Summer Spotlight Opens Barder House to Community
IEA’s Summer Spotlight is a free, family-friendly event where attendees can learn more about IEA’s gifted education programs and resources
Citizen Science: Remaining Engaged This Summer
Websites and apps such as iNaturalist, eBird, and Zooniverse provide various science projects to keep the community engaged in scientific research
Electronic Cosplay is Storytelling
IEA’s “Electronics for Cosplay” class offers opportunity to incorporate knowledge of electronics into costumes
FIVE SUMMER VACATION TIPS FOR PARENTS OF 2E CHILDREN
Summer vacation tips to keep your child engaged and relaxed
IEA ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT – NATHANIEL BERNSTEIN
2008 CDB alum reflects on IEA experience that led to bountiful educational and personal highlights
REFRESHING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF AUTISM
Understanding and discussing Autism
THE GOOD AND THE BAD EFFECTS OF VIDEO GAMES ON CHILDREN
Video games can be beneficial and detrimental to a child’s development
PERFECTIONISM AND GIFTED CHILDREN
When striving to do our best overtakes the enjoyment, it can cause a problem
IEA ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT – ISAIAH SCHRADER
IEA highlights program alumni to showcase to the community their successes