41. The Gifted And Talented Children's Association Of WA (Inc) St Joseph s Gregory Terrace gifted and talented Website Night talented Virtual Enrichment Program (TEdVEP) Computer mediated environment for From NSW assoc. http://www.gatcawa.org/grapevines/200104_v6i1.html

Home The Grapevine Links April 2001 Volume 6, Issue 1 Rainforests and Aboriginal cultural heritage Lots of information at http://www.wettropics.gov.au Australian War Memorial Tour the war memorial http://www.awm.gov.au The New Museum of Australia View online exhibits, play games online http://www.nma.gov.au Ed: Spending too much time on the net? Check out http://www.shibumi.org/eoti.htm ADD/ADHD Resources on ADD/ADHD at http://www.geocities.com/athens/delphi/4077/adhd.html Homework Haven Good resources for projects http://www.homeworkheaven.com Excellent web links for kids http://cybercomm.net/~teach/ Distance Learning Programs for the Gifted http://www.eskimo.com/~user/zdist.html Kidsource OnLine Parenting website, information and discussions http://kidsource.com/kidsource/pages/ Knowledge Adventure Encyclopedia Encyclopedia! http://www.adventure.com/encyclopedia National Foundation for Gifted and Creative Children http://www.nfgcc.org Oz-gifted A parent support network http://nswagtc.org.au/ozgifted Seusville http://www.randomhouse.com.seussville

42. CHRISTINE PETRELL KALLEVIG Author for the Education of Young Children, assoc. for the gifted and talented, Council of Teachers of English Language Arts, and the International Reading assoc. http://www.author-illustr-source.com/christinekallevig.htm

CHRISTINE PETRELL KALLEVIG Author and Professional Storyteller Christine Petrell Kallevig is an author and professional storyteller who writes middle-grade fiction and specializes in Storigami: Storytelling + Origami = Storigami. And even though she travels the country folding paper and telling stories, origami did not enter her life until she had a husband, a dog, two sons, a house, and a dirty red mini-van full of baseball junk. It hit like a lightning bolt, though, and completely changed her life. Christine was born in North Dakota, raised in Minnesota, educated at the University of Kansas and the University of Georgia, and she also lived in Florida and Indiana before finally settling in Cleveland, Ohio. She worked professionally as a Registered Music Therapist, a teacher for both learning disabled and intellectually gifted students, and was the publisher of a magazine for parents of young children. And now, a dozen years after the publication of her first Storigami book, Christine still has the same husband, a different dog, the same two sons, a different house, and a different dirty red mini-van that's still full of baseball junk. She'd go to the car wash, but she'd rather visit your school or write a new book instead. Published Books by Christine Petrell Kallevig, Paperback, 128 pages, (November 2003) Storytime Ink Intl.

43. Educational Support traditional and contemporary teachings. Cherry Creek assoc. for the gifted and talented 5685 S. Monaco St. Englewood CO 80111 Phone http://www.arapahoelibraries.org/Resources/ListCategories.cfm?caID=1296&caIsInfo

44. Elementary Challenge Service Challenge Links. gifted Canada gifted Children s assoc. of BC Families of gifted and talented A Global Networking Organization British National assoc. http://learnv.sd45.bc.ca/lv/hp.nsf/HomePages/lchartres

BACK HOME Challenge Services Office: Special Education, Cedardale Centre Work phone: 604-981-1095 Fax: 604-981-1096 Elementary Challenge Service Secondary Challenge Service General Information Challenge Links Elementary Challenge Service Framework Enrichment for all Students Within the Classroom The Challenge Resource Teacher presents lessons to extend and enrich the existing curriculum. Inservice and resources are offered as support to classroom teachers. Schoolwide Special Events These events provide enrichment opportunities for all interested students. e.g. Night of the Notables Curriculum Extension for Groups of Students Small-grade level groups meet to extend curriculum. Participants are recommended by the classroom teachers on the basis of interest and strength in subject area. These groups may meet weekly for one or two terms. Adaptations for Individual Students Students are referred for assessment to determine their strengths and needs, and to recommend curricular areas where differentiation would be appropriate. These students are provided with adaptations to or acceleration of their classroom curriculum. e.g. Math Challenge Online for Grade 7 students

45. State Arts Education Contacts YOUTH ART COUNCIL OF AMERICA assoc. OF gifted talented STUDENTS. Valerie Haaga, Executive Director Gay Arnold, President, AGTS / La. http://www.laae.org/State Arts Education Contacts.htm

2000-2001 Louisiana Arts Education Contacts LOUISIANA ALLIANCE FOR ARTS EDUCATION website: www.laae.org Timothy Bergman, Executive Director Frederick L. Zeagler, President Louisiana Alliance for Arts Education Zeagler Music Store 7001 Florida Blvd. 7003 Florida Blvd. Baton Rouge, LA Baton Rouge, LA Phone: 225/216-7929 Fax: 225/216-7929 Phone: 225/923-0769 Fax: 225/924-0449 E-mail: Lallartsed@aol.com E-mail: zeagler@tlxnet.net Kimberlye P. Hunicke, LAIEA Director LAIEA Program - Louisiana Alliance for Arts Education 225 Baronne St., Suite 1712 New Orleans, LA Phone: 504/587-7991 Fax: 504/529-2430 E-mail: laiea@acadiacom.net LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION website: www.doe.state.la.us Louisiana Department of Education Louisiana Department of Education P. O. Box 94064 P. O. Box 94064 Baton Rouge, LA Baton Rouge, LA Phone: 225/342-0149 Fax: 225/342-9891 Phone: 225/342-5295 Fax: 225/342-5880 E-mail: msotile@mail.doe.state.la.us E-mail: ekendrick@mail.doe.state.la.us Mazie Malveaux, Program Coordinator, Very Special Arts Louisiana Department of Education 2758-C Brightside Lane Baton Rouge, LA

46. About Glenaeon assoc. The Future of Leadership, Jossey Bass 2001 Hill, Andrew The gifted heart , Lecture to IES Conference Teaching gifted and talented students , May http://www.glenaeon.nsw.edu.au/about-glenaeon.php3

HOME CONTACT US SEARCH SITE SITE MAP About Glenaeon Dr Rudolf Steiner School structure Education for Life Curriculum ... Scotts Creek Vent Glenaeon Sylvia Brose with first Kindergarten group With the ideal of ' Education for Life ', Sydney's Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School, the first Steiner Waldorf school in Australia, was founded in 1957 with a Kindergarten of three pupils. Today the school has grown to around 500 students occupying campuses at Middle Cove and Castlecrag. Beginnings: in search of knowledge Realising the vision Enhanced learning environment The College of Teachers ... Teaching guidelines for the future Receive the children in reverence Educate them in love, and Send them forth in freedom. RUDOLF STEINER Beginnings: in search of knowledge A vision for a Steiner Waldorf school in Australia emerged first in the 1930s with Anthroposophists Eric and May Nicholls, Lute Drummond, Alice Crowther and Walter and Marion Burley Griffin: pioneers united on 'a path of knowledge leading from the spiritual in man to the spiritual in the universe' who had in common an 'awareness of one's humanity' - both Steiner's own definitions of the philosophy he called 'Anthroposophy'. These pioneers were prominent in the lively bohemian community that existed in Sydney's Castlecrag in the 1930s: Lute Drummond, teacher of the arts and general secretary of the Anthroposophical Society; Alice Crowther, speech and drama teacher, whose studio introduced to Australia, Steiner's approach to speech, dramatic art and eurythmy; architects Marion and Walter Burley Griffin; and architect and partner of Burley Griffin, Eric Nicholls and his wife May. Activities of a cultural, social nature, including plays, seasonal festivals and lectures, using the suburb's Haven amphitheatre, created a virtual 'University of the Bush', its members respected as Sydney's own 'Bloomsbury' group. A valued member of this group was a young Sylvia Brose.

47. CSU School Of Teacher Education on the Internet Distance education for the gifted and talented. Course Mixed mode delivery for talented students dmckinnon@csu.edu.au Postal assoc Prof David http://www.csu.edu.au/faculty/educat/teached/mckinnon.html

Dr David McKinnon BSc Glas DipEd Mitchell C.A.E MEd PhD Syd Associate Professor Course Co-ordinator Bachelor of Education (Hons; Primary) CSU Remote Telescope Project Research (SMH Article 'Online Study') Contact Details Selected Recent Refereed Journal Articles Selected Refereed and Published Conference Presentations McKinnon, D.H., Geissinger, H. (2002). Internet Astronomy in schools using remotely controlled telescopes. ICITA 2002 Conference, Bathurst, November 25-27. McKinnon, D.H. (1999). Cosmology on the Internet: Distance education for the gifted and talented. Astronomy education for the new millenium, paper presented at the AstroEd 99 Conference, University of Western Sydney, July. McKinnon, D.H. (1997). The Cosmology Distinction Course: Mixed mode delivery for talented students. Paper presented at the Australian Curriculum Studies Association ‘97 Biennial International Conference, University of Sydney, July 10-13. Invited Conference Presentations McKinnon, D.H. (2003). Distance/Internet Astronomy Education. XXVth General Assembly of the International Astronomical Union, Sydney 13th – 26th July, 2003. McKinnon, D.H. (2001). Professional Development Online and The Charles Sturt University Remote Telescope. Invited Closing Keynote Speaker. NSW Computer Education Group Conference “IT’s out there”, Bathurst 8-12 July.

48. Jeffco Schools: Gifted Education Rm, Ed Ctr. 1316 - National assoc for gifted talented (NAGC), Indianapolis, Indiana. 20 - Visual/Spatial Workshop - SERS Teams. http://jeffcoweb.jeffco.k12.co.us/isu/gifted/dates.html

Your JeffcoNet location is: Home Instructional Services Intervention Services Home ... Links Advanced By Design Dates/Announcements/Upcoming Events August September - GT Principal Meeting, Ed Ctr 3H, 1:30-3:00 - Building Liaison Meeting, Red Rocks CC, 8-3:30 October - GT Steering, McClain Commons, 1-3:30 - GT Principals Meeting, Ed Ctr 3H, 1:30-3:00 November - GT Principals Meeting, Ed Ctr 3H, 1:30-3:00 December January - GT Steering, McClain Commons, 1-3:30 February - Building Liaison Meeting, Site TBA, 8-3:30 - GT Principals Meeting, Ed Ctr 3H, 1:30-3:00 March GT Principals Meeting, Ed Ctr 3H, 1:30-3:00 April - GT Steering, McClain Commons, 1-3:30 GT Principals Meeting, Ed Ctr 3H, 1:30-3:00 May GT Principals Meeting, Ed Ctr 3H, 1:30-3:00 June 04 (1:30-3) - GT Principals Meeting, Rm 3H, Ed. Ctr Contact GT Webmaster for additions and changes Last Update: 6/03/04 809 Quail - Bldg 1 Lakewood, CO 80215

49. Teacher Resources And Ideas Middle School assoc. (NMSA). High School association. Rural Education association. Education Organizations. Disability associations gifted and talented. CHADD http://www.nysut.org/wallkill/pageteacher.html

Wallkill Teachers' Association teachers caring about their community Teacher Resources and Ideas Retirement Test your knowledge on some TRS basics FREEBIES: Colorful classrooms campaign Up Date on Laws FERPA Memorandum: Access to Test Protocols and Test Answer Sheets having students grade one another's tests and other work violates FERPA Section 504: Protection from Discrimination Learning About the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) ... Links multiple sites for lessonplans, ideas teaching ideas for primary teachers Chat Rooms A growing number of teachers are connecting in virtual staff rooms. Educational Conferences : subject areas, pre-school, parents, technology, and more US Dept Education website : news, publications, events free on line newsletters Newsletter sign up more at end of page Report Says: Combination of Methods to Teach Reading Is Most Effective NIH press release full report (See Reading for more info) Promoting Cultural Understanding in the Classroom and Community: Middle East, Islam and Arab Americans Conferences/Discussion Boards: CEC Educational Conferences LDA Conference Denver Colorado, Feb 2002

50. Magnolia Potpourri to the National Scrabble association s School Scrabble Web site, www.school.scrabbleassoc.com, more than Already considered gifted and talented due to http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11411722&BRD=1493&PAG=461&dept_id=1876

51. LookSmart Australia 2. Australian assoc. for the Ed. of the gifted talented Visit this site to access the proceedings of the 1996 conference hosted by this association, as well http://explore.looksmart.com.au/synd-oz/explore/index.jsp?catPath=695660;697178;

52. School Of Education: EDLT 388/488, Internet Learning for gifted and talented Children, Smith, Mr. Howard, 3109. EDLT 483, Creative Thinking and Problem Solving, Bailey, assoc. http://fehps.une.edu.au/Education/teams/teaching_units.htm

The Venue Teaching and Research Groups Teaching Qualifications Postgraduate Studies ... Previous Page School of Education Part of the Faculty of Education Health and Professional Studies Learning 2004 Units in Learning Teaching Unit No Unit Name Coordinator Phone EDLT 180 Learning and Teaching I Maurer, John EDLT 280 Learning and Teaching II Boyd, Dr. Jillian EDLT 381/481 Bailey, Assoc. Prof. Stan EDLT 386 Education Measurement and Evaluation tba EDLT 388/488 Internet Learning for Gifted and Talented Children Smith, Mr. Howard

53. Sites For Teachers gifted Canada, gifted and talented links. Council for Exceptional Children, NSW assoc for gifted talented Children. Information literacy and study skills http://www.schools.ash.org.au/immanuel/htm/staff.htm

Sites for teachers Education Departments and Organisations Information literacy and study skills General education links Gifted and Talented resources ... Brain Learning styles Plagiarism Education Departments and Organisations Education Network Australia South Australian Education Gateway EdSite WA Education Queensland ... SA Central Education General education links oz-TeacherNet Teachers helping teachers Environmental Education Link Education Index ... Kathy Schrock's guide for educators Gifted and Talented resources Geebung District Gifted and Talented Network TalentEd Virtual School for the Gifted Resources for educators K-12 ... Council for Exceptional Children Information literacy and study skills Study and research skills and strategies Information skills and research Concept mapping and brainstorming Integrating the Internet ... From Now On (Online journal) MCQs and Bloom's Taxonomy A+ research and writing for high school The Big Six WebQuests ... Study Guides for testing, reading, writing, and classroom participation

54. District Info. jbohnker@tricenter.k12.ia.us Janet Larsen, Reading jlarsen@tri-center.k12.ia.us Pat Dalton, K-6 Computers TAG (talented and gifted) pdalton@tri assoc. http://www.tri-center.k12.ia.us/district.htm

D istrict I nformation Tri-Center Community Schools 33980 310th Street Neola, Iowa 51559-518 Please Call in Absences Before 9:00 A.M. High School Phone Fax Middle School Phone Fax Elem. School Phone Fax District Information: TC Administration Directory HS/MS Faculty Directory Elem. Faculty Directory ... Annual Progress Report for 2002-03 (APR) updated 1/6/04 Comprehensive School Improvement Plan Click Here for Bookmark Link on this Page Vision, Mission, Beliefs, Philosophy District Goals: Student Learning Goals; Long Term GoalsReading, Math, Science; Annual Improvement GoalsReading, Math, Science; Goals for improving the Basics in grades Kindergarten-Three; School Improvement Advisory Committee Annual Improvement Goals Tri-Center CSD Long-Range Goals School Assessment Instruments Info. and Application for Free and Reduced Price School Meals ... Unscheduled Early Dismissals (radio stations) Spectator Conduct (Public Conduct on School Premises) IOWA CODE 5.716.7

55. OPI Gif Education Events, MT AGATE Annual Conference Best Western Great Northern Hotel, Helena, MT; Montana assoc. of gifted and talented Education 24th annual spring http://www.opi.state.mt.us/X-Cal.cx?db=OPI&v=5&d=20040401&ui=&s=

56. Articles And Essays Creativity creacourse, This appears in Texas association for the gifted Newsletter, Summer Parenting talented children. Mahwah, NJ Lawrence Erlbaum, assoc. http://personal.ashland.edu/~jpiirto/essaysarticles.htm

The Question of Quality and Qualifications: Writing inferior poems as qualitative research. This is an article I wrote after attending several conferences on Arts-based qualitative research and wondering about the standards for the art that was presented. It was published in 2002 in the International Journal of Qualitative Research in Education. The Unreliable Narrator, or The Difference Between Writing Prose in Literature and in Social Science This is an article I wrote after attending several conferences on Arts-based qualitative research and after a symposium at AERA in 1996 on whether a novel can be a dissertation. It was published in 2002 in the International Journal of Qualitative Research in Education. Articles and Essays by Jane Piirto H ere are some articles and essays I've written and studies I've done. Just click on a title. Back to home Themes in the Lives of Women Creative Writers This is a study I did for the 1995 Wallace Research Symposium at the University of Iowa, later revised and published in The Roeper Review in 1998. It is enfolded into my book

57. Faculty Of Education Course Structures Undergraduate teachers Social and cultural context of education talented and gifted education Members Learning Environments (RILE) (Coordinator assoc Professor Barry http://www.uow.edu.au/handbook/yr2000/fac_PgEdu.html

58. National Coalition For Parent Involvement In Education (NCPIE): About NCPIE: Our receive free and reduced meals, 15% are in the talented and gifted Program and 16 and Director OELA CoDirector or other staff Marina Tse, Principal assoc. http://www.ncpie.org/AboutNCPIE/GovernmentAgencies.cfm

Government Agencies ACCESS ERIC 2277 Research Blvd. Rockville MD 20850 Voice: Fax: Web Address: www.accesseric.org Director: Lynn Smarte, Project Director About ACCESS ERIC: The Education Resources Information Center (ERIC) is a federally funded, nationwide information network designed to provide people with ready access to education literature. Alexandria City Public Schools 2000 North Beauregard Street Suite 200 Alexandria VA 22311 Voice: 703-824-6639 or 703-824-6635 Fax: Contact: Karen Parker Thompson, Family Involvement and Community Outreach Coordinator Contact E-mail: karen.parker.thompson@acps.k12.va.us Web Address: www.acps.k12.va.us Director: Barbara Hunter, Executive Director, Information and Outreach About Alexandria City Public Schools: District of Columbia Public Schools 825 North Capitol St NW 9th Flr Washington DC 20020 Voice: Fax: Contact: La Tonia Muhammad, Site Director Contact E-mail: latonia.muhammad@k12.dc.us Web Address: www.k12.dc.us Director: Peter Parham Co-Director or other staff: Philippe Rosse This is a model initiative to support Dr. Paul Vance's vision of Transformation for target schools. Davis Elementary and W. Bruce Evans Middle School have been selected to create a model via partnership with DC Government and via community school elements. This is a collaborative effort with the Deputy Mayor for Children, Youth, Families and Elders to make schools "Neighborhood Places".

59. County Council Public Hearings On The AACPS Budget For 2004-2005 Check with newspapers or web site gtaaaco.org for any changes. For more information contact the GTA, gifted talented assoc. of AACo. http://www.aacbee.org/meetings.htm

Upcoming Public Meetings Our next CBEE general meeting will be held Sunday, June 13, 2004, at 7:30 p.m., at The Community Center , 623 Baltimore-Annapolis Blvd (MD 648) (at the intersections with Cypress Creek Road and with Evergreen Road) in Severna Park. Anyone interested is encouraged to attend. If you wish to suggest a public meeting for inclusion here, please send details to webmaster@aacbee.org This page was last updated 7 June 2004. Contact Webmaster

60. Cobblestone Publishing - Convention Schedule For Cobblestone Publishing Indianapolis, IN. 20 21, Texas gifted and talented More Info, Houston, TX. 20 - 23, Nat l assoc. Black School Educators More Info, Reno, NV. 21 http://www.cobblestonepub.com/pages/onroad.htm

7,000+ articles from 7 of our magazines are available in our subscription-based online searchable archives. Parents and teachers, sign up now for a FREE 7-day trial. Convention Schedule for Cobblestone Publishing Come Visit Us! We get some of our best ideas for future magazine themes from talking to educators at conventions - so please come to our booth at the conferences listed below to evaluate our products and share your thoughts. We'll have an array of back issues, books, and teaching resources to show you, and we often have samples to share. For information about attending a particular show, please click the link provided. July Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship More Info Atlanta, GA More Info Boxboro, MA October Florida Social Studies More Info Orlando, FL Nat'l Council History Education More Info Lubbock, TX Texas Social Studies More Info Lubbock, TX American Assoc. of School Librarians More Info Kansas City, MO New York State Middle Schools Syracuse, NY

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