181. NAGC: Parenting For High Potential He has published many articles and books on enrichment and talent development. National Association for gifted Children 1707 L Street, NW Suite 550 Washington http://www.nagc.org/Publications/Parenting/early.htm

Press Release for the March 2000 Issue of Parenting for High Potential Cover Page: Special Feature The Importance of Being Early: A Case for Preschool Enrichment Helping young children explore talents and prepare for school is a major undertaking for most families. According to Dr. Ken McCluskey, who has spent 25 years as a special educator, psychologist, and public school administrator, "whatever the potential of your child it will be enhanced if you help them to make learning fun." According to Dr. McCluskey, "in all the recent studies of the brain we have learned that children make some of their greatest strides before they enter school. We know that the quality time that parents spend with their children from birth to age five will set the stage for their success in school and life." In his article, The Importance of Being Early: A Case for Preschool Enrichment, which appears in the March issue of Parenting for High Potential, Dr. McCluskey provides a list and discussion of ten (10) suggestions for parents to help them enrich their young children's lives during each stage of development. He also discusses some of the problems parents of very advanced children face and suggests how to deal with a child's thirst for new knowledge vs. some parents' desire to push their children too fast too soon. Among McCluskey's specific suggestions are that parents should:

182. Welcome To The California Association For The Gifted Welcome, Today is Saturday, May 22, 2004. What's New? CAG Membership. Educational Opportunities. CAG LEGISLATIVE ALERT! PROPOSED LEGISLATION WOULD INCLUDE GATE FUNDING IN A CATEGORICAL BLOCK GRANT . http://www.cagifted.org/

Welcome, Today is Friday, June 11, 2004 What's New? CAG Membership Educational Opportunities CAG LEGISLATIVE ALERT! BUDGET CONFERENCE COMMITTEE TO MAKE FINAL DETERMINATION ON MEGA-ITEM FLEXIBILITY JUNE 2, 2004 IMMEDIATE ACTION REQUIRED! In the 2003-04 fiscal year, the Mega-Item provides districts with the flexibility to transfer funding of no more than 10% out of any program on an existing list of categorical programs and no more than 15% into any program on that same list. The Gifted and Talented Program (GATE) is included on the list of programs eligible for transfer. During recent budget subcommittee deliberations, the Senate adopted the GovernorÕs proposal to maintain the current "10% out and 15% in" transfer levels for the 2004-05 school year in an effort to protect categorical funding. The Assembly adopted higher transfer levels (20% out and 25% in) that was allowable in previous fiscal years. CAG members must contact Budget Conferees by faxing letters and making telephone calls expressing the AssociationÕs support for the adoption of the Senate version of Control Section 12.40 language related to Mega-Item flexibility. It is important that CAG Board Members register their support for the lower transfer levels (Senate version) because this would limit the amount funding that can be transferred from local GATE programs into district General Funds during the 2004-05 school year. We would argue that: The GATE program has already received an 18% ongoing reduction in state funding beginning in the 2003-04 budget year. It is important to emphasize your local experiences as a result of this loss in funding resulting from the additional flexibility.

183. American Association For Gifted Children (AAGC) American Association for gifted Children (AAGC) The American Association for gifted Children is an advocate organization for the needs and capabilities of gifted children. The AAGC site includes http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.aagc.org/&y=02AA67E274B4BEFC&

184. Nebraska Association For The Gifted TIP also has a a 4th and 5th Grade Talent Search that uses the Maywood, Culbertson Grades 1 8 Contact Kimberly Van Pelt, ESU 15 gifted Coordinator 1-800 http://www.nebraskagifted.org/opportunities.html

Nebraska Association for the Gifted An affiliate of NAGC Serving Gifted Children in Our State Home Who We Are Conference For Parents ... Contact Us Talent Searches BESTS (The Belin Elementary Student Talent Search) gives talented elementary students (grades 3-6) the opportunity to take the EXPLORE test, a test developed for eighth graders. Students receive automatic acceptance into the Belin-Blank Center's student programs such as Challenges for Elementary School Students (CHESS). www.uiowa.edu/~belinctr/ TIP (Duke University's Talent Identification Program) The Talent Search identifies academically talented 7th-graders based on standardized test scores achieved while attending elementary or early middle school. Candidates are identified and invited to complete either the SAT I: Reasoning Test or the ACT Assessment college entrance examinations. TIP then provides the participants with comparative information concerning their academic abilities and resources for unique educational opportunities. www.tip.duke.edu

185. Androgyny / Gender: Page 3 assoc. Press and imdb.com Sep 5 2003. Smart Girls A New Psychology of Girls, Women, and Giftedness**Smart Boys Talent, Manhood, and the Search for Meaning. http://talentdevelop.com/androgyny3.html

Talent Development Resources androgyny / gender : page 3 : quotes articles books J.T. Leroy : With gays in the media it sometimes seems that it's okay as long as they're cute and funny or with women as long as they're hot and sexy but it gets threatening when you have a "Boys Don't Cry" [film, 1999] kind of thing. You know, I'm transgender, and I've been attacked because of it. Melissa Etheridge : What I've seen in the last 20 years is that our society has kind of tumbled in this direction where we can no longer keep these things hidden. In the political arena right now, everyone is making a huge deal out of gay marriage, which is something I thought we would never be able to have in my lifetime. And yet, here it is,, which is amazing to me... but the culture itself is rising, so that when you have these things that are still under wraps, like the transgendered, or the intersexuals who are born neither male nor female, they rise also. As we roll down this road, it's all going to eventually rise to the surface, and this whole sexuality thing that we all thought was so black-and-white is finally going to come to this lovely gray area that it really is. Interview, May 2004

186. Links We Love These are sites that offer continuing information on the subjects of temperament based parenting, attachment parenting, support boards, Sensory Integration http://www.network54.com/Realm/Spirited_Kids/linkswelove.htm

These are sites that offer continuing information on the subjects of temperament based parenting, attachment parenting, support boards, Sensory Integration, Asperger's, Learning Disorders, organizations/groups, medical resources and positive parenting. If you have an appropriate addition, please share it with us! Online Activities/Resources For Active Children Perpetual Preschool.com Math and Science Experiments Children's Storybooks Superkids Educational Software ... FUNBRAIN.com Exercise your brain PBSkids Nick Jr. Temperament Based Parenting Boards/E-lists ParentsPlace.com Various and numerous message boards. eGroups.com Email lists for various support groups and needs. You can subscribe to read lists online at the main website or through email. Sensory Integration Disorder Bellecurve Music Tools for SI Support Sensory Integration International Kid Power - Sensory Integration Information Adverse Reaction to Touch SI NETWORK (Sensory Integration Resource Center) Sensory Comfort (A company with a variety of household products for children and adults with sensory processing needs)

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