by Ann Gadzikowski, Early Childhood Coordinator, Center for Talent Development
Monday Night Games were big at CTD this winter. 6pm found a group of energized CTD staffers gathered around the...
by Ann Gadzikowski, Early Childhood Coordinator, Center for Talent Development
Monday Night Games were big at CTD this winter. 6pm found a group of energized CTD staffers gathered around the...
by Cassie Sparkman, Equinox Summer Program Coordinator, Center for Talent Development
Gallop recently released data that suggests student engagement wanes as young people progress from...
by Libby Galin
Spring brings plenty of rainy days providing the perfect opportunity for young, aspiring writers to put pen to paper. However, sometimes just sitting down and writing a story...
The blog Mind/Shift recently shared “7 Essential Principles of Innovative Learning":
Standardized tests are commonplace in the U.S. education system. Given the impact of test scores on students’ access to opportunities, especially college acceptance, it's understandable that some...
Center for Talent Development recently hosted a free seminar titled “Parenting Your Twice-Exceptional Child: Developing Talent and Accommodating Needs.” Guest presenter, Dr. Megan Foley...
According to a recent Gallup Student Poll, there’s a decline in student engagement as students progress from elementary school to middle school to high school. The findings from this survey,...
Blogs. Apps. Facebook. Wikis. Twitter. More. CTD's Winter 2013 issue of the Talent Newsletter is devoted to the topic of technology as a learning tool. With new technologies constantly...
According to author Thomas L. Friedman, passion and curiosity are gaining as much importance as intelligence in today’s job market. Pursuing a subject of intrigue...
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...
