Who are the gifted and talented students?
• How do you screen and identify potentially gifted and talented students? • What are examples of defensible programs and services? • How can gifted education programs and practices enrich students learning opportunities? • What are the most effective approaches to reading and mathematics instruction for gifted and potentially gifted youngsters? • How can parents and educators effectively collaborate in support of gifted students? Historical leadership in advocating a broadened conception of giftedness, and a focus on the development of potentials in groups not ordinarily included in special programs for the gifted and talented are hallmarks of the Neag Center for Gifted Education and Talent Development. These hallmarks affect all programs and services, including campus-based graduate programs leading to the Master of Arts degree, Sixth Year Certificate, and Doctor of Philosophy degree, as well as online programs designed for students throughout the world resulting in Master’s degrees
