28 Gifted Learners Receive Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship to Attend Optimally Matched High School Program
IEA announces the award recipients of the Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship (CDB) for the class of 2025
A Guide to Online Friendships
Guest post by CDB alumni Calder Hansen discusses how to navigate online friendships
Reflections on Teaching This Summer: Slowing Down and Observing Carefully
IEA’s Bees and Other Builders talks about the architects of the animal world and Shari Tishman’s book focuses on the role of close observation
Finding Self-Kindness: An Interview with Yunasa Fellow Dan Tichenor
IEA’s Yunasa Fellow, Dan Tichenor, teaches us about self-kindness
Listening, Learning and Taking Action for Social Justice
IEA’s commitment to being part of the solution against racism and violence along with resources to further the conversation
Preview Patsy Kumekawa’s New Book with Unreleased Chapter “Lessons”
Patsy Kumekawa, who is well-known in the gifted community, allows IEA to release a chapter from her new book
Academy Student Showcase: Spring 2020
IEA showcases student projects from its virtual summer session
Springtime Is The Right Time – Celebrating National Volunteer Month
April is National Volunteer Month. Let’s think about who we are and what we want for our future — to think about volunteering, getting involved, and building community
Leaders of a New Generation
Here are five inspiring young people who are trailblazing for a new generation of activists and innovators
Happy Leap Day!
What other connections could be made about Leap Day / Leap Year?