by Tammie Stewart If you are the parent or teacher of an academically gifted child from a family experiencing financial need, I’d like to introduce you to the Jack Kent Cooke Young Scholars...
by Tammie Stewart If you are the parent or teacher of an academically gifted child from a family experiencing financial need, I’d like to introduce you to the Jack Kent Cooke Young Scholars...
“Ask Paula” is your opportunity to seek advice and find answers about parenting and education. Here, our gifted expert and CTD Director, Paula Olszewski-Kubilius,...
On Monday, February 18, Center for Talent Development is hosting a free seminar titled “Parenting Your Twice-Exceptional Child: Developing Talent and Accommodating Needs.” Our guest...
How do educators support high achievement of low-income, high ability students? A new report and upcoming webinar shine a spotlight on this important issue and provide valuable...
Educators and parents have a wide range of opinions when it comes to the topic of homework. Is it best to have homework? Or no homework? Or another method of learning at home?
Students at one...
In today’s high-tech world, students increasingly turn to the Internet for research. Google prevails as the leading tool to find answers and in conducting...
By David Chan
Introduction:With the holidays approaching, you and your loved ones may find yourselves sharing a holiday meal by candlelight. Instead of extinguishing these candles with your...
UPDATE (1/24/2013): The article below brought up some interesting discussion on this topic. There is much conversation nationally about the proliferation of testing. Many educators and...
"Ask Paula" is your opportunity to seek advice and find answers about parenting and education. Here, our gifted expert and CTD Director, Paula Olszewski-Kubilius, offers...
by Kourtney Cockrell, Coordinator of Project EXCITE with the Center for Talent Development at Northwestern University
The University of Chicago Consortium on Chicago School Research...
