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• ABOUT AAGC
• The History of AAGC
• About the Organization
• PRESS RELEASE
• Pilot Program: Project Bright IDEA 1: Interest Development Early Abilities -2001-2004
  Press Release (pdf) | Final Report (pdf)
• Current Research with the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction [NCDPI]
  • Project Bright IDEA 2: Interest Development Early Abilities -2004-2009 (pdf)
    [A Jacob Javits Gifted Education Program funded by the US Department of Education]
  • NAGC Project Bright IDEA presentations:
    [A Jacob Javits Gifted Education Program funded by the US Department of Education] (power point files are large and may take a moment to download)
    • Wedded Bliss: The Marriage of Regular and Gifted Education (ppt)
    • Gifted Intelligent Behaviors for 21st Century Learners (pdf)
    • Preparing the Next Generation: New Taxonomies of Educational Objectives (ppt)
    • Project Bright IDEA: Leadership for Transforming Curriculum and Instruction (ppt)
    • Bright Idea: National Conference (ppt)
    • William Shakespeare: First Grade Curriculum (ppt)
    • Hickory City Schools: Quiltmaker's Gift (ppt)
• WORKING PAPERS
• A Conversation With Parents by Irving E. Alexander, Ph.D. (pdf)
• NEWS AND RESOURCES
• Your Preschooler Might Be Gifted
• Activities from Birth to Five
• Books for Young Children and Books for Parents
• Child Care Aware
• Enrichment Activities and Resources
• Gifted Children and Television
• Homeschooling
• Identification and Testing: Characteristics and Traits of a Gifted Preschooler
• National Organizations
• Parent Resources Guides
• School Preparation
• RESOURCES - Abstracts
• Parenting the Very Young Gifted Child
• Issues and Practices Related to Identification of Gifted and Talented Students in the Visual Arts
• Reading With Young Children
• Some Children Under Some Conditions: TV and the High Potential Kid
• The Relationship of Grouping Practices to the Education of the Gifted and Talented Learner: Research-Based Decision Making
• Why Not Let High Ability Students Start School in January? The Curriculum Compacting Study
• ARTICLES OF INTEREST
• The 1995 Winner of the Jimmy Carter Award for Outstanding Contribution by an Organization
• The Presidential Scholar's Program

For more information about AAGC, contact Margaret Evans Gayle, Executive Director or call (919) 783-6152.

Write to us at:
American Association for Gifted Children
    at Duke University
Box 90539
Durham, North Carolina 27708-0539