101. St. Augustine High School Iowa State University PreCollege for talented and gifted Students Washington University in St. Louis High School Summer Scholars Program ( June 12-July http://www.sahs.org/aboutus/studentresources/collegecounseling/summerprograms.ht

Summer Programs 2005 (For further information about applying for these offerings please check the summer program file in the College Counseling Office and watch for deadlines!) The University of the Pacific Summer Scholars Program The New York Film Academy www.nyfa.com or write film@nyfa.com The National Italian American Foundation National Students to Leaders for Juniors or Seniors An all expense paid educational workshop designed to introduce young Italian Americans to the inner workings of business and finance, government and public policy will be offered. July 10-14 and July 17-21 for juniors and seniors to be. May 1st is the deadline for the application. This is a great opportunity to be in either New York or Washington, D.C. and enhance your leadership skills. See Ms. Reibenspies for details. USC Summer Seminar Program for High School Students A four week residential program, this seminar offers 17 different academic areas and a real taste of college life! Students are housed in USC dorms, participate in campus activities, visit Los Angeles tourist destinations and experience a month of being a Trojan, while earning 3 college units! Apply through www.usc.edu/summer

102. Prufrock's Gifted Education Blog - Prufrock Press Inc The information in this blog is designed to help gifted and talented High school students talented in conducting historical studies may wish to submit http://www.prufrock.com/client/prufrockBlog/index.cfm

Prufrock's Gifted Education Blog Home Catalog Request Teaching Information Parenting Information ... Blog Home Users online : 1 Calendar September 2005 S M T W T F S Today: Sep 26 2005 Personal Info About Prufrock's Gifted Education Blog This blog is written by Prufrock Press' staff, editors, and authors. The entries here are designed to provide helpful information for teachers and parents of gifted children. This blog acts as a critical source of ideas and information about gifted educaiton. Categories Gifted Education Parenting Gifted Children Teaching Gifted Children Archives Sep 2005 3 entries Aug 2005 3 entries Jul 2005 3 entries Jun 2005 1 entries May 2005 3 entries Apr 2005 5 entries Other Blogs Yet another homeschool blog! Crystal Clear Joanne Jacobs Education Blog The Advocate for Public Ed ... Elementary Library Blog Links Davidson Inst for Talent Development ERIC Education Resources Hoagies' Gifted Education Page National Assoc for Gifted Children ... Northwestern's Center for Talent Development Other Stuff Sep 23, 2005 Fun and Quick Public Speaking Activities Posted by: Katherine Pebley O'Neal It's no secret that public speaking can be a a nerve racking experience for kids unaccustomed to making an oral presentation. However, with a couple of fun, low-anxiety activities your students can build confidence and reduce their anxieties about public speaking.

103. Math Forum: Teacher2Teacher - Q&A #8761 vs Algebra/Geometry for Highly gifted middle schoolers The Florida schools The resulting EM curriculum is now available to schools and individuals http://mathforum.org/t2t/discuss/message.taco?thread=8761&n=8

104. American Psychological Foundation 16 (School). In 2003, he received an honorary DSc from Central Missouri State for gifted Children and the World Council for gifted and talented Children http://www.apa.org/monitor/julaug05/apfnews.html

Volume 36, No. 7 July/August 2005 Table of contents American Psychological Foundation Print version: page 122 APF honors lifetime achievement in psychology APPLICATION AWARD Jerome M. Sattler, PhD Born in 1931 in the Bronx, N.Y., Jerome Sattler has made significant contributions to the psychological assessment of children and the education of a legion of applied and research psychologists. He began his teaching career in 1959 at Fort Hays Kansas State College and then held teaching positions at the University of North Dakota and San Diego State University (SDSU), where he taught until he retired in 1994. In 1971, Sattler received a Fulbright award and was a lecturer at the University of Kebangsaan in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He was an exchange professor at Katholieke Universiteit in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, in 1983 and at University College Cork, in Cork, Ireland, in 1989. He is currently a professor emeritus and an adjunct professor at SDSU. Sattler's major publications include "Assessment of Children" (Jerome M. Sattler, 1973) and "Clinical and Forensic Interviewing of Children and Families" (Jerome M. Sattler, 1997). "Assessment of Children" has gone through four editions, trained more than 250,000 students and professionals, been referred to as "the bible" of assessment and has been rated by fellow psychologists as one of the 50 greatest books in psychology. Sattler's early publications were on embarrassment, existential theory and personality. For the remainder of his career, he focused primarily on assessment issues. He analyzed the functions measured by the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale; studied the effects of cues on two Wechsler subtests; examined the effects of procedural, situational and interpersonal variables on individual intelligence tests; studied the effects of ethnicity on the psychologist-client relationship in assessment, interviews, counseling and psychotherapy, and experimental situations; evaluated halo effects in examiner scoring of intelligence test responses; and examined item bias on intelligence tests. His work has been cited more than 2,300 times in the Social Science Citation Index.

105. Welcome To JHU-CTY The CTY Talent Search Recognizing Talent, Rewarding Excellence gifted/LD Students Students Showing Early Promise http://www.jhu.edu/~gifted/

document.writeln(''); CTY's response to Hurricane Katrina Fall Talent Search enrollment underway! Apply online to the 2005-6 CTY Talent Search! What students say about CTY's Talent Search and academic programs! outreach initiatives. Register online for CTY's distance education courses. CTY Family Academic Conferences registration is now available online. CTY mourns passing of founder Dr. Julian C. Stanley The CTY Talent Search - Identifying America's Brightest Children This fall, enroll your child in CTY's Talent Search, open to students in grades two through eight. Learn more about your child's math and verbal reasoning abilities, and have them celebrated and recognized by the leading program for gifted young people. For 25 years, CTY has opened doors to a world of opportunities, programs, and resources, all developed with the needs of highly gifted children in mind. Find out more, and apply online, here! School's in! CTY is widely recognized as a leading program that parallels, and complements, the regular school experience for tens of thousands of highly gifted children annually. Distance Education courses and Family Academic Conferences can keep advanced learners challenged.

106. Four Middle School Students Who Defy The Odds But their teachers at Northeast Middle School in Minneapolis say they stand out He likes reading, has been in gifted and talented programs and likes to http://www.middleweb.com/NewsFourDefy.html

Four Middle Schoolers Who Defy the Odds from the Minneapolis Star Tribune Friday, May 16, 1997 by Mary Jane Smetanka In many ways, they are typical 13- and 14-year-olds: funny and curious, answering questions all at the same time, words tumbling out in a rush of laughter and intensity. But their teachers at Northeast Middle School in Minneapolis say they stand out because, as many kids like them are failing the state's basic-skills reading and math tests, these teens are doing well. Very well, in fact. Part of it may be that they're bright and confident. But lots of bright kids fail, and confidence may just be adolescent bravado. Teachers say these kids have something else: an internal compass that has them pointed in the right direction, a sense that school is important, the will to shrug off teasing about academic accomplishment when it isn't always cool to do well. Preston Buckner To his teachers, 14-year-old Preston seems more mature than some of his classmates. He listens to them and thinks about the future. "Ain't gonna do no Generation X thing," Preston said. "It's gonna be the year 2000, and there's gonna be computers everywhere. Ain't nobody gonna be flippin' burgers at McDonald's. Computers are gonna be doing that."

107. The Blake School: Student Services Biographies The Blake School 1900 Challenging the mind, engaging the heart students who have been tested as gifted or talented and diagnosed as learning disabled. http://www.blakeschool.org/atTheBlakeSchool/studentServices/page2.html

Policies Directories Calendar Faculty Login ... > News Student Services Biographies Erin Adams B.A. University of Minnesota – Duluth M.A. University of Minnesota - Duluth Upper School Counselor Erin Adams is in her third year as the Upper School Counselor at The Blake School. Prior to coming to Blake she worked for six years in public schools, serving both middle and high schools as a guidance counselor. Her experience includes positions in the Minneapolis and Osseo Area School Districts as well as in Maui, Hawaii. Ms. Adams holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology and is a licensed school counselor. Jeanette Gadeberg, LICSW B.A. University of Minnesota M.S.W. University of Minnesota Director of Student Services PK–12 at The Blake School Middle School Counselor Jeanette Gadeberg has been a practicing mental health counselor for 22 years. She is the mother of a Blake graduate and a current junior at The Blake Upper School. She is also the author of two books, Raising Strong Daughters and Brave New Girls . Prior to coming to Blake, Ms. Gadeberg worked as an outpatient psychotherapist at Fairview Counseling Center. She is a member of the American School Counselor Association and holds a Minnesota Board of Social Work state licensure. She is committed to supporting students, parents and faculty to as all work together to raise academically strong and emotionally healthy children. All are welcome to call or stop by her office.

108. The University Of Tulsa >> News/Events/Publications He graduated in 1999 from Parkway North High School in St. Louis. Muntz graduated from the talented and gifted Magnet High School in Dallas in 1997. http://www.utulsa.edu/news/article.asp?Key=883

109. CC! - What People Are Doing: Maryland one of five Hurlock teachers who attended a CC! seminar in St. Michaels, and the sixth to the school s TAG (talented and gifted) group. http://www.charactercounts.org/album/MD-htm/album-MD.htm

WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING Maryland H CHARACTER COUNTS! projects and activities in Maryland. Click on the small image for a larger view of the photo. Please share your photos and activities with us. You may send them here: Josephson Institute Publications Department 9841 Airport Blvd., #300 Los Angeles, CA 90045 . . . or as attachments via e-mail: jemail("CCNews", "jiethics", "org"); Thanks! CAMBRIDGE Once again in September 2005, Winners Walk Tall was kicking into gear, bringing adults from many walks of life into classrooms to discuss character with kids. The CC!-based program, which has operated in Dorchester County since 2000, works simply. Volunteer "character coaches" from fields like banking, real estate, construction and banking, and public service spend 15 minutes each in two classrooms every week discussing the Six Pillars. These ambassadors from the "real world" makes a deep impression on students, Dorchester County CC! coordinator Laura Weldon told The Daily Banner "One of my volunteers, who owns his own business, told me of a discussion he had with his class regarding the type of person he looks for in an employee," Ms. Weldon said. "One of his students was giving him some lip, and he quickly told the young man, ‘Acting that way will never get you a job with my or anybody else's company.' Hearing that kind of message from someone other than mom or dad or a teacher really makes a lot of the students stop and think about their futures."

110. Nina Buchanan Curriculum Vita gifted and talented Inservice presented to Panama School District teachers, Association for gifted Children in St. Louis, Missouri, November 1984. http://www.uhh.hawaii.edu/depts/education/NinaBuchananCurriculumVita.php

UHH Home MyUH Portal Library Vulcan Athletics ... Search and Help Font Size: Default Large UHH Home Academics ... About the Education Department Contact the Education Department Email: sehna@ hawaii.edu Telephone: Fax: Mail: Education Department University of Hawaii at Hilo 200 W. Kawili St. Hilo, HI 96720-4091 Nina Buchanan Curriculum Vitae Nina K. Buchanan Home Phone: 808-965-6303, Office Phone 808-974-7583, Secretary/Message 808-974-7582 15-2755 Papio Street, Pahoa , HI 96778 ninab@hawaii.edu EDUCATION 1984 Ph.D., Purdue University, Educational Psychology 1968 B.A., Montana State University, Major History; Minor Music TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2003 – Present: Leadership for Educational Entrepreneurs, National Faculty Member 2000 – Present: Co-Director University of Hawaii Charter School Resource Center 1998 - Present: Professor at the University of Hawai ‘i at Hilo . 1991-1998: Associate Professor at the University of Hawai ‘i at Hilo . 1989 - 1991: Assistant Professor at the University of Hawai ‘i at Hilo .

111. Programs History Bay Vista became the third fundamental elementary school in St. Petersburg. The Program for the Artistically talented Program at Gibbs High School was http://www.pinellas.k12.fl.us/magnet/history.html

Your browser has JavaScript turned off. You will be able to view the contents of this web site if you turn JavaScript on. Open your browser preferences and enable JavaScript. You do not have to restart your browser or your computer after you enable JavaScript. Simply click the RELOAD button. WWW pinellas.k12.fl.us Calendar Contact Us Magnet and Fundamental School Programs Magnet Home History Elementary Programs Middle School Programs ... Frequently Asked Questions For over 25 years, Pinellas County Schools has a long tradition of providing enhanced opportunities through countywide magnet programs and fundamental schools. From the arts to the sciences, advanced technology to law studies, wellness to fundamental learning, Pinellas County's countywide Magnet and Fundamental Programs offer it all. COUNTYWIDE FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOLS (K-8) Curtis Elementary, slated to be closed due to low enrollment, became Curtis Fundamental Elementary School, the first fundamental school in the county. Child's Park Elementary, closed due to declining enrollment, opened as Child's Park Fundamental Elementary School, the second fundamental school and the first in St. Petersburg. Tarpon Springs Fundamental Elementary became the third fundamental elementary school and the second in the northern part of the county.

112. St. Johns County School District -- Gifted Program Information Thank you for your interest in St. Johns County s gifted education programs. Both the community and the school district are proud of the quality of gifted http://www.stjohns.k12.fl.us/depts/ese/gifted.html

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113. A Comparison Of Assessment Techniques In The Identification Of Gifted Learners John Thomas West III is Headmaster of The Mirman School for gifted Children in Los He holds a BA in psychology from Macalester College in St. Paul, http://www.grcne.com/SympOutline.html

A Comparison of Assessment Techniques In the Identification of Gifted Learners A Symposium for the World Council for Gifted Children On Sunday, August 7 th , the World Council for Gifted Children will host a symposium on assessment of the gifted from 10:30 AM to 4:45 PM.  The symposium will evaluate the latest assessment techniques in the identification of gifted learners.  Organized by Richard A. Boolootian and Linda Silverman, speakers also include Dawn Flanagan, John Wasserman, Annemarie Roeper, R. Frank Falk, Deirdre V. Lovecky, Kathi Kearney, Bobbie Gilman and John Thomas West.  Beginning with an overview of the complexity of assessing gifted children with the new instruments, presenters will then discuss the use of the fourth edition of the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC-IV), the new General Ability Index, research with gifted children on different versions of the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale and the WISC-IV, the utility of nonverbal measures and the effectiveness of qualitative assessment. All of the major IQ tests used to select gifted students have been completely reformulated in the last two years.  The scores they generate are not comparable to scores derived from previous versions.  Therefore, it is essential for all personnel who rely on intelligence tests to understand how to interpret information from these new instruments.Â

114. Venetsianov’s School Of Painting - Olga's Gallery Slavyansky was not a very talented painter; he was grateful to his teacher for The Workshop of A. Venetsianov in St. Petersburg. 1827. Oil on canvas. http://www.abcgallery.com/list/2002marb01.html

Olga's Gallery March 01, 2002 Dear Friends of Art, Some time ago we added to our gallery a collection by Alexey Venetsianov , an original Russian artist of the first half of the 19th century. Venetsianov was a self-taught and self-made man; he began to study art and painting rather late. One can't call him a great master, who reached the peaks of profession. His paintings are intimate, serene, 'primitive' and very national. His models are not aristocratic beauties, but mostly peasants, common Russian types. Perhaps the most wonderful achievement of the artist was the creation of his own school, which differed greatly from the official Academy of Arts and was open to people of very low origin and means and of all ages. Venetsianov’s School of Painting The pedagogical system of Alexey Venetsianov was based on an attentive and loving attitude to nature. His pupils lived and worked on his estate during the summer, and in winter they studied at his St. Petersburg studio and attended, on his recommendations, the drawing classes of the Academy of Arts. Venetsianov rejected the academic method, which prescribed lasting and sustained drawing from classical engravings, followed by the copying of paintings. The master urged his pupils to work from nature from the very beginning – to draw and paint geometrical bodies and occasional household objects. Later on they started work on plaster models and eventually went over to the representation of the human figure and uncomplicated genre scenes. Venetsianov urged the need to carefully study “simple nature because of its endless diversity”.

115. St. Louis Commerce Magazine Recruitment of top talent to St. Louis is on a roll. He was Deputy Chief Academic Officer for Philadelphia schools prior to being hired in St. Louis. http://www.stlcommercemagazine.com/archives/july2005/talent.html

Pam Droog Jones and Bill Beggs Jr. Creg Williams Scott Rolen Kevin Dolliole W. Roy Dunbar left Eli Lilly in Indianapolis to oversee processing and technology for MasterCard International as its new President, Global Technology and Oper-ations. David Robertson has traveled across the pond from Lyon, France, as one of the most sought-after conductors in the world to take up the baton as conductor of the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra. "I am a visionary." From teaching, Williams moved up to principal, then he was named Director for Vocational Technical Education and Chief Officer of Education to Careers for Chicago Public Schools. He was Deputy Chief Academic Officer for Philadelphia Schools prior to being hired in St. Louis. He holds a B.A. from National Louis University, and an M.A. and Ed.D. from Roosevelt University. "I got a standing ovation every time I came to the plate. It took me a while to get a hit here." Following arthroscopic surgery, the prognosis looked bright for Rolen, 30, to be back in the lineup by midsummer. put together Where to from here for Scott Bruce Rolen, already an All-Star fixture at his position, and contracted to wear a Redbirds uniform through the decade?

116. School Profile Do you know a child with a special talent in music or dance? Arts in St Kilda Road the school is a unique partnership between a state secondary school http://www.vcass.vic.edu.au/profile.htm

SCHOOL PROFILE A leading state government school with a specialist focus Entry to the school for VCA Secondary School dance and music students is by competitive audition, which is held in August each year. This is a wonderful experience for the whole school community as we watch our school take shape for the next year. The mission of our school is to help identify, and assist, children with exceptional potential, regardless of their personal circumstances, to benefit from world-class specialist training as part of a broad and balanced education, which will enable them, if they choose, to proceed towards self-sustaining careers in music and dance. Do you know a child with a special talent in music or dance? Would he or she benefit from special training? Would they need help with the costs of their training? The Victorian State Government support of our specialist program in music and dance currently enables over 200 exceptionally talented children to have access to the best specialist music and dance training available alongside an outstanding academic education. There is a need to educate and train, from an early age, children who are exceptionally talented in the two fields of artistic endeavor - music and dance - if Australia is to maintain a world-class pool of talent for future generations. The need for early training, in particular the primary development of the physical and intellectual disciplines required of dancers and musicians, is recognised by many to be greater than for some other forms of artistic endeavor. The program offered by the VCA Secondary School enables exceptionally talented children between the ages of 11 and 18 to receive an outstanding academic education alongside the best specialist music and dance training available.

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