Gifted Advocacy Council of Hillsborough, Inc.

Founded 2007

 

Our mission is to promote and support a high quality education for gifted students, to inform and unite parents of gifted students in Hillsborough County, and to advocate on behalf of gifted students.

 

 


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[New!]What Brain Imaging Shows Us About Gifted Learners by Tamara Fisher on February 9, 2010 11:09 PM

 NAGC Daily News Feeds National Association for the Gifted daily news.

CEC Brief Council for Exceptional Children news for special education professionals

ASCD Smart Brief Part Two an educational leadership organization dedicated to advancing best practices and policies for the success of each learner.

ASCD Smart Brief Part One an educational leadership organization dedicated to advancing best practices and policies for the success of each learner.

Training is essential Letter to the Editor in response to article Bright students still bored | Jan. 25, story

Bright Students Still Bored  by Ron Matus, Times Staff Writer, January 25, 2009

Wavelength by the Florida Gifted Network, January/February 2009 Newsletter

Newsletter

September Program a Great Success

 GACH recently hosted a very useful, informative presentation for parents and teachers on the social and emotional needs of gifted learners.  Our guest speaker at the September 20 program was Dr. Elizabeth Shaunessy, Assistant Professor and Gifted Program Coordinator at USF.  She spoke for an hour on topics such as perfectionism, coping, overexcitabilities and asynchronous development.  The room-full of parents and educators took away valuable insights into what’s normal for gifted children and when interventions might be necessary.  We also benefited from her advice on working diplomatically with teachers and administrators to meet our children’s needs.  Dr. Shaunessy graciously answered a number of questions from parents after her talk, and received a long round of grateful applause from the eager audience.

"Don't Overlook Gifted Students"  by Del Siegle, The Tampa Tribune, September 13, 2008

First-Vice President Dr. Michael Matthew presents the Duke TIP awards at New College.
           
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Gifted Advocacy Council of Hillsborough, Inc. Announces Inaugural Meeting

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Gifted Advocacy Council of Hillsborough, Inc. Establishes Internet Presence
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Gifted Advocacy Council of Hillsborough, Inc. Establishes County Presence
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Recent Media Coverage of Gifted Advocacy Council of Hillsborough, Inc.

Letter to the Editor Defend Schools Budget, 10/03/07

Hillsborough Gifted Parents Unite, The Gradebook, 8/14/07

 

 

 
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