5 Reasons I[d]EA Day is Not to Miss!
IEA presents I[d]EA Day and why you should not miss out on this event!
Parenting, the Self-Compassion Way
Michelle Bodwell,a LMFT and the lead for IEA’s Gifted Support Group, reminds parents of gifted kids to show themselves self-compassion
Fall Opportunities for Gifted Youth
Here are some extracurricular activities for your child to participate in this fall
2019 Bradley Seminar: Perspective & Resilience
From March 15–17, IEA’s Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship community gathered at the DoubleTree in Downtown Los Angeles for the 16th Annual Bradley Seminar
Celebrating Heart & Fostering Hope: IEA’s 20th Anniversary Celebration
On February 9, 2019, IEA celebrated its 20th anniversary at the Annandale Golf Club with over 100 guests
Things We’re Excited About in 2019
Here is what IEA is excited about for 2019!
Celebrating Heart, Fostering Hope: Honoring 20 Years of Work on Behalf of Gifted Children
On Saturday, February 9th, the Institute for Educational Advancement (IEA) will host an anniversary celebration fundraiser to mark 20 years serving gifted children
Leonardo da Vinci: Restless Renaissance Rebel
By Hillary Jade, Program Manager When Leonardo da Vinci is mentioned, either in an academic setting or in a casual conversation, one of several knee-jerk references usually comes to mind: […]
Time-Tested and Kid-Approved: IEA Turns 20
by Abby Daniels, Director of Development and Communications This month, the Institute for Educational Advancement (IEA) kicks off our 20th year of supporting the hearts and minds of gifted youth. […]
Shakespeare’s Tragedies and Sonnets
by Cassidy Kao, Academy Student Hi, I’m Cassidy Kao. I’m a twelve-year-old author and the founder and CEO of iPoetTree (more on this later). Additionally, I recently led my third […]