Gifted and Talented

G&T Roundtable - Sharing Ideas, Navigating Challenges, Igniting Engagement

Presenters: Dana Petrie & Bernadette Ricco

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Recommended for Educators of Grades Pre-K-8

This workshop is perfect for G&T specialists looking for fresh ideas for their classrooms and strategies to tackle unique G&T challenges. The role of G&T specialist can be a lonely one. Spend the day in a supportive environment where you will engage in dynamic discussions, gather valuable resources, and exchange creative solutions to G&T challenges. The agenda for this interactive, participant driven session will be tailored to participant interests and needs, gathered ahead of time, ensuring that the content is relevant and impactful. Don’t miss this opportunity to build your bank of resources and expand your professional network!

Identifying and Supporting the Twice Exceptional (Gifted and Talented Students with a Special Education Classification)

Presenters: Bernadette Ricco & Dana Petrie

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Recommended for Educators of Grades K-8 Gen Ed Classroom Teachers, Special Education Teachers, Learning Consultants, Gifted and Talented Teachers, Counselors

Twice-exceptional (2e) learners are individuals who demonstrate both giftedness and a disability, often leading to a unique blend of strengths and challenges. Learn the characteristics of Twice Exceptional students and research-based strategies to respond to their unique learning needs. Identifying these students requires a multi-faceted approach, including formal and informal assessments, teacher observations, and psychological evaluations. Supporting them involves understanding their specific needs, focusing on their strengths, and providing appropriate accommodations and interventions.

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