When There’s a Need, IEA Finds a Way!
IEA’s EXPLORE Program and LABS Series provide students with additional programming that focuses on their curiosity and passion for STEM
What Goes Into Selecting a Caroline D. Bradley Scholar?
IEA’s Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship Manager, Bonnie Raskin, provides insightful look at the selection of a scholar for the high school scholarship program
How Studying the Humanities Made Me a Better Scientist
IEA’s 2013 CDB Scholar, Vinjay Vale, discusses how studying humanities makes you a better scientist
Great Gains Through Gratitude: 7 Creative Ways Gifted Students Can Understand, Show, and Embrace Appreciation
How to break down the science of happiness and gratitude to gifted kids
Ten Inspiring Quotes from Women in STEM
March is Women’s History Month and, to celebrate, let’s look at wise words from ten women who have made great gains in STEM fields throughout history
Giftedness Finds a Home
IEA opens the doors to 540 S. Marengo and welcomes new students, parents, and teachers
Light-Up Holiday Cards: Circuit Style
IEA’s Morgan Carrion, the assistant to the president, tells us how to make a light-up holiday card
Inspirational Books for Gifted Students
Here’s a list of inspiring books about individuals who have made contributions in the areas of science, technology, literature and music
Reflections on Apprenticeship 2014
By Min-Ling Li Min-Ling is IEA’s Apprenticeship Program Coordinator. IEA’s residential summer Apprenticeship Program links gifted high school students from across the country with mentors who advance each participant’s skills […]
The Many Faces of Gifted: Albert
By Carole Rosner Every gifted person has a unique story. The following story is part of a series of posts depicting the many faces of gifted by highlighting gifted children […]