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Politics and Children with High Potential

Jun 01, 2005; ... Though one would expect the president of a national association to be a highly charged politico, the fact is that I am not particularly political - probably typical of most Americans actually. However, I become extremely interested in politics and politicians when dogma and legislation influence ...

Happy Birthday U.S.A.

Jun 01, 2005; ... From fireworks to picnics, people across the nation look forward to the yearly celebration of our country's Independence. Check out this American University site about the celebrations and history of die 4th from 1776 to 2004! http://gurukul.american.edu/heintze/ fourth.htm The ...

Summer Surfin' Internet Safety

Jun 01, 2005; ... As school lets out for the summer and kids have more free time, they may start spending more time on the Internet. However, while the net is a gold mine for students who love to learn, it is important to remind kids of safety rules. The FBI ...

Capitol Connection

Jun 01, 2005; ... Spring has been a busy time for gifted education advocates in Washington, DC. Parents and teachers have been urging Congress to support renewed funding for the Jacob Javits Gifted and Talented Students program, which funds state grants and the National Research Center on the Gifted and Talented ...

Life in the High-Potential Lane

Jun 01, 2005; ... We believe that our readers have many humorous anecdotes that will remind us of the lighter side of living with precocious and high-potential children. Do you have an amusing anecdote? Share it with us by email (send it to don@creativelearning.com). Please include your name, city, and state and ...

PHP'S PARENTING FORUM

Jun 01, 2005; ... NAGC provides a Parent Resource Specialist service, whose role involves supporting parents and others who advocate for appropriate and challenging educational opportunities for high-potential children and youth. Our Parent Resource Specialist, Dr. Robin Schader, has agreed to expand her services ...

HOT FUN IN THE SUMMER TIME!

Jun 01, 2005; ... "Todays weather forecast calls for temperatures in the mid to upper 80s with a beautiful clear sky and plenty of sun." Doesn't that sound great? Warm temperatures, clear skies? What do you think of when you hear how great the outside weather will be? Do you think of riding your bike? Swimming? ...

Preserving Order and Change

Jun 01, 2005; ... Alfred North Whitehead once said, "The art of progress is to preserve order amid change and to preserve change amid order." His statement describes our current challenges very well. Throughout education, as Rick Olenchak discusses in his column, we are wrestling with many issues that have impact ...

Wild About Wildlife?

Jun 01, 2005; ... Are you wild about wildlife? Do you love to discover fascinating facts about pandas, tigers or even manatees? If you want to start learning about wild animals or if you want to test your knowledge, here are some fun web pages to check out. Ranger Rick Online for facts, ...

Surfin' or Searchin'

Jun 01, 2005; ... On a related note, check out these great kid-friendly search sites! They're great for book reports or projects or just browsing. Kids click: www.kidsclick.org/ Fact Monster: ...

Creative Crafts

Jun 01, 2005; ... If the summer heat has you inside, check out some of these creative craft projects. From animals to holidays, this site has a fun and easy ...

Natalie: A Story . . . And A Unique Opportunity

Jun 01, 2005; ... Editor's Note. The following story was inspired by a conversation its author, Dr. Maureen Neihart, had with another NAGC colleague, Dr. Nancy Robinson, regarding families of gified children. We loved the story, and decided not only to share it with PHPs readers, but also to offer our readers a ...

Parents as Models: Respecting and Embracing Differences

Jun 01, 2005; ... Let me first introduce some students I have known. As you read, try to picture them in your mind and consider whether you would welcome them as your child's friend at the grade level indicated or at any other. Consider, too, whether they would have a good fit in the gifted program in your ...

Empower Your Daughter with Networking Skills

Jun 01, 2005; ... Breceida, a teenager, mentioned to a friend's mother, Maria, that she needed a part-time job to earn money for college. First, Maria asked Breceida to make a list of places that she wanted to work. They visited the firms on her list. At each location she was given an application and politely ...

Creating Successful Middle School Partnerships: A Parent's Perspective

Jun 01, 2005; ... I have yet to meet a parent who didn't fret a little about sending his or her child to middle school. While students look forward to more independence, more class choices, and more after-school activities, parents worry about academic challenge, social pressures, and school safety. As a parent ...