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Friends, Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG) has changed the topic for the April 21st webinar.聽 NEW TOPIC! SENGinar - /Opportunities to Serve Twice-Exceptional Students鈥� Strengths

Friends: Below is a list of learning games funded by grants from the Federal Government that are free until the end of the school year.

Friends, Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG) is offering a webinar on Tuesday April 21st.聽 The topic for this webinar is/Teen Nurturing of 2e Children鈥檚 Artistic Strengths/. The session

Friends, Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG) is offering a Free webinar on Monday April 20.聽 The topic is: Gifted School-At-Home During COVID19: Using a Trauma Informed Approach to

Friends: FACT is offering a free webinar on Special Education and the IEP on April 13, from 12:00 to 1:30. Register online at: https://factoregon.org/event/special-education-and-the-iep-webinar/

Friends: The Center for Talented Youth has asked that I circulate this update. Their online progam is very well-established. Margaret As the Center for Talented Youth, in close coordination with Johns

Friends, A recording of this SENGinar has been uploaded to the SENG's Vimeo Channel and is available for viewing at this link: https://vimeo.com/403997979 The presenter is Dr. Joanne Foster and the

Friends: The NAGC has created a new "tip sheet" on supporting gifted children during COVID-19. You can find it at bit.ly/3dSbDEp Margaret

Friends: Here are some additional national math/science learning links. The first two links are for large collections of YouTube videos that students can watch by themselves (although I recommend

Friends: Please share this with your families and schools and let us know how we can help! Below is the TAG section from the Department of Education's guidance document on distance learning. The OATAG

Friends, OMSI Science Pub 鈥� Virtual Edition - March 31, 2020 - Dynamic Geoloogical History of the Columbia Gorge: Tale of Two Floods with Scott Burns, PhD, Professor of Geology at Portland State

Friends: Bright and Quirky is offering another "summit" this week. Diane Dempster and Elaine Taylor-Klaus are presenting "Digital Sanity Summit: Navigating Technology in the Modern World of

Friends: Below is an excerpt from Nicholas Kristof's column from today's New York Times. It returns to a family in Yamhill County, where he grew up. Kristof believes that "modest interventions" might

Comparison Charts for Online Classes from the Davidson Gifted Database. Some programs have specific start and end dates; some of these 搒et� courses, though, have classes starting several times

Friends: To add to the 2020 Summit presentations on our website, Bright and Quirky is offering a free replay of their webinar on heping families cope with the COVID-19 pandemic

Friends: I am pleased to inform you that OATAG has purchased a license to share the Bright and Quirky 2020 Summit with our members. Access to this collection usually costs $197 (currently discounted

Friends, Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG) is offering a webinar on Thursday April 2nd.聽 This webinar is *free* and the topic is: /Parenting During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Curiosity,

World HIstory Commons is a free, digital Open Educational Resource (OAR) with high quality, peer-reviewed content in world and global history for teachers, scholars, and students from the Roy

Friends, Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG) is offering a webinar on April 7, 2020.聽 The topic is: /Gifted Adults and Conflict: How to Defuse Drama/.聽 Presenter Kate Arms, J.D., CPCC,

Dear Friends: Oregon Spellers, a program of OATAG, regrets to announce that it will not be holding the OREGON STATEWIDE SPELLING CHAMPIONSHIP at the State Fair on September 5th as planned, due to the