Growing Up Asymmetric: Entering the “Real World”
Giftedness does not just go away when you turn 18, but most resources for gifted
individuals do.
How IEA Helped Me Grow: A Reflection by Kaitlyn Chen
IEA’s Summer Programs Intern Kaitlyn Chen writes a reflection on her journey with IEA
An Open Letter to My Students Past, Present and Future
IEA’s Mallory Aldrich presents an open letter to her students past, present, and future
Book Review: “College at 13: Young, Gifted and Purposeful”
Razel Solow, Ph.D. and Celeste Rhodes, Ph.D. turn the chief criticism of early college entrance on its head in College at 13: Young, Gifted and Purposeful
College Expectations and Aspirations: From the Mouths of Gifted Students
At IEA, we hope that we are helping students pursue their dreams and accomplish their aspirations and that we help educators understand what they need to do so
“Parent Etiquette” During the High School and College Application Process
Here are some “etiquette” tips for parents during the high school and college application process
A 16 Year Old’s Guide to Colleges
By Lisa Hartwig Lisa is the mother of 3 gifted children and lives outside of San Francisco. Be sure to check out the first part of Lisa’s college road trip […]
A 16 Year Old’s Guide to Colleges
By Lisa Hartwig Lisa is the mother of 3 gifted children and lives outside of San Francisco. Be sure to check out the first part of Lisa’s college road trip […]
The College Road Trip
By Lisa Hartwig Lisa is the mother of 3 gifted children and lives outside of San Francisco. It’s the only fun part of the college application process: the college trip. […]
Helpful or Over-Involved?
By Lisa Hartwig Lisa is the mother of 3 gifted children and lives outside of San Francisco. My middle son is a junior in high school. It’s time for him […]