Giftedness Institute & Identifying Gifted Students of Color Conference
Event Information
About this Event
For 50 years, the Nueva School has led the field of gifted education as an independent school with a dual purpose: to serve gifted students and to share our resources, talents, knowledge, and innovation with the larger community. We are experts at meeting the specialized needs of gifted learners, knowing that giftedness is a concept that can be complex and nuanced.
This Institute is mainly for PreK-12 teachers, counselors, and administrators working with gifted students, but may also be helpful for parents and caregivers of gifted children who are seeking more information on giftedness and the range of behaviors that accompany giftedness.
Registration & Financial Awards
Registration includes two full days of virtual workshops and resources. Financial awards are available. Please contact institutes@nuevaschool.org for more information.
Any cancellation and refund requests must be submitted in writing via email to institutes@nuevaschool.org.
For further details about giftedness, The Nueva School, and/or our team, please visit our website, email Laurel Donnenwirth at ldonnenwirth@nuevaschool.org, or call us at 650-350-4540. Financial awards are available. Please contact institutes@nuevaschool.org for more information.
Identifying Gifted Students of Color Conference
Free one-day virtual conference
August 11, 2020
The Identifying Gifted Students of Color (IGSOC) is a biannual one-day conference which focuses on the challenges we, as PreK–12 educators, psychologists, and parents, face when trying to identify and support gifted learners of color. The conference is of particular value to educators who work in communities with African American or Latinx students.
IGSOC provides an enriching framework around the intellectual, academic, and psychosocial traits of gifted students of color by sharing student vignettes that dispel myths and negative stereotypes; discussing the impact of implicit bias on recognizing giftedness; and sharing identification protocols found to be successful in identifying gifted students of color.
PLEASE NOTE:
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- All amounts paid at the time of registration, excluding service fees, will be refunded if an Event is canceled or admission is denied for any reason. No other remedy shall be offered.
- Participation in this Event is voluntary and Registrant expressly waives any and all claims against The Nueva School that may arise from such participation and agrees to hold The Nueva School harmless should injury of any sort or severity occur during or in connection with my attendance. This waiver of liability and agreement to hold harmless extends to loss or damage to any personal property Registrant brings with them to the Event.
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- Registrant is expected to show respect to co-participants and to Event sponsors & hosts. Registrant accepts responsibility for the cost of repairing or remedying any damage caused by them and/or those included in this registration.