PRESS RELEASE: The Institute for Educational Advancement Receives Grants from Local Philanthropic Organizations to Expand Learning Facilities for Gifted Students
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Funding will transform outdoor learning space at the organization’s Pasadena Learning Center
Why I loved Yunasa Camp: A Guest Blog by Cassie Kaplan
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From longtime camper to camp counselor with Yunasa
Adulting Asymmetric: Picking a Path to Pursue
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The challenge of professional direction in gifted kids
PRESS RELEASE: Pasadena Unified School District Engages The Institute for Educational Advancement to Support Gifted and Talented Education
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Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) has partnered with local nonprofit, the Institute for Educational Advancement (IEA), to deliver high-quality gifted and talented services for eligible students.
Tall Poppies
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A college freshman at 15, Emily Murman’s TEDx Talk discusses her personal and educational experiences growing up profoundly gifted
The Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship Class of 2027
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2027 Caroline D. Bradley (CDB) Scholars have been selected following rigorous application process
Myths and Realities of the Social and Emotional Development of Gifted Children
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The many myths and realities surrounding gifted children
Growing Up Asymmetric: Entering the “Real World”
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Giftedness does not just go away when you turn 18, but most resources for gifted
individuals do.
Planning for the School Year Ahead
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Tips for meaningful engagement in gifted kids during the school year
How Can the United States Better Support Gifted Education?
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Funding allocated specifically for gifted children remains only a small fraction of the federal budget