My first public school sub job
Tomorrow afternoon I am committed to my first substitute job in a public school. It’s only for a half a day but I thought it would be a good starting point. I’m actually set up and ready to take on sub jobs for three different public school districts in the area and have been for [...]
Current Gifted Education News
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Something old, something new
This is a short video recorded a long time ago and edited with a techno beat. Isn’t it just plain cool how people can add the new with the old. I’ve spent some time with my son the past few days and when I do, I always learn something new. He showed me how to [...]
Louisiana Superintendent passes
Now that I have lived and researched the educational goals of two different states, I can easily say that this man did make a big difference in education in Louisiana. The accolades mentioned in the article have nothing to do with gifted but his impact on education was felt by everyone in the state: the [...]
Teaching Requirements differ
I just got my first issue of “Tempo” put out by the Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented (Winter 2007). I looked over the contributing authors, the executive board members. I read through the president’s goals for the coming year. It was interest to note that the TAGT organization has the goal of obtaining [...]
Good Quote
I found an article in a Malaysian Online News Site “Sun2Surf” with the following quote in it. Martin Luther King is the man behind the quote. We all know about him, the author of the article was providing his background for the readers in Malaysia. The author’s point is that providing a great education is [...]