Resources to Support Gifted Students, Develop Talent, and Increase Equity
National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC)
Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG)
Center for Creativity, Gifted Education, and Talent Development- UCONN, Neag School of Education
Oklahoma Department of Education- Gifted and Talented
Support for Gifted Youth- Mensa Foundation
World Council for Gifted and Talented Children
Identification of Gifted Students- NAGC
Identification of Gifted Children- Hoagie's Gifted Education
Identifying Gifted and Talented Students- UCONN
Characteristics and Traits of Gifted Students- Davidson Institute
Gifted Development Center
What is 2e? A Guide to Twice-Exceptionality
What is Critical Thinking?
Are Students Thinking or Merely Remembering?- Byrdseed
The Center for Depth and Complexity
TED Ed Challenges- Lessons Worth Sharing
Designing Socratic Seminars- Ensuring That All Students Participate
Slow Reveal Graphs- Promoting Sensemaking About Data
Pulitzer Center- Lessons That Increase Global Awareness
Math Class Needs a Makeover- Dan Meyers' TED Talk
3-Act Math Tasks (Elementary)- Graham Fletcher
3-Act Math Tasks (Secondary)- Dan Meyer
Open Middle- Challenging Math Problems Worth Solving
PhET- Interactive Simulations for Science and Math
Math Tasks, Resources, and Virtual Manipulatives
Future Problem-Solving Program International
Critical and Creative Thinking- The Joy of Learning!
Smithsonian Open Access- Create, Imagine, Discover
Little Inventors
Mathigon- THE Mathematical Playground
Tinkercad
Code.org- Promoting Computer Science for All
Gifted Learners' Social Emotional Needs- Byrdseed
Overexcitability and the Gifted- NAGC
Understood- Dedicated to Shaping the World for Difference
9 Important Topics about the Needs of the Gifted- SENG
A Video to Share about How it Feels to be a Gifted Learner
The Eight Great Gripes of Gifted Students
Gifted Learners and Executive Functioning- NAGC
Oklahoma Association for Gifted, Created & TalentedP.O Box 14290 | Tulsa, OK 74159
Unifying the State of Gifted Education in Oklahoma
