• Article surveying reserach: Discovering Mathematical Talent from the ERIC database at Hoagies
  • Great Bibliography tho a bit dated
  • (max-ed.org local copy)

• NJAGC Forums <http://njagc.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=PNphpBB2&file=index>
• Gifted Blog (central jersey) <http://hillsboroughreachout.blogspot.com>
• Parent Chair of NJAGC (remove the ?? to actually use) <mailto:l??rabke@opt??online.net>
• "The Alliance"

Checkout these new links that give more information on the Clustering and Differentiation Methods observed by our schools.

• http://www.rnoon.com/talent/cluster1.htm

• http://www.weac.org/kids/1998-99/march99/differ2.htm

• http://www.weac.org/kids/1998-99/march99/differ.htm
   

• NJAGC.org - New Jersey Association of Gifted Children

  Interesting content on the NJAGC site:

  • FAQs in Gifted Education from ERIC <njagc.org/faqs_gifted.html> Including
    • Curriculum compacting <www.ericec.org/faq/gt-comp.html)>
• Hillsboro REACH Home and School Association (R-each E-xplore A-cademic & C-reative H-eights) <www.reachhsa.org>

  Interesting content on the Hillsboro site:

  • "Who are the Gifted" - stories about Abraham Lincoln & Walt Disney and how their giftedness was not always recognized <http://www.reachhsa.org/giftedinfo.html>
  • The popular "Bright Child" vs. "Gifted Learner" comparison showing how the gifted learner goes beyond, asks questions, not a good student by succeeds anyway. <http://www.reachhsa.org/giftedinfo.html>
• West Windsor-Plainsboro Area "REACH" program - Raising Exceptionally Able Children <http://homepages.wwptoday.com/advocates/reach

• Major Myths - by Laurie Croft, Ph.D., in Six Maddening Myths of Gifted Education from University of Iowa states that "educators of the gifted have challenged the enduring myths about gifted and talented students." Some of these are on the WWP website.
  • See http://www.uiowa.edu/~itag/myths.html for the full article
  • WWP article is at: http://homepages.wwptoday.com/advocates/reach/major_myths.html
• What we've learned about gifted children 1979-1997 - Linda Kreger Silverman, Ph.D., Director, Gifted Development Center
  • Linda Kreger Silverman, Ph.D., Director, Gifted Development Center
    1452 Marion Street, Denver, Colorado 80218
    Voice: 303/837/8378 Fax: 303/831/7465;
    email us at gifted@gifteddevelopment.com
  • WWP article is at http://homepages.wwptoday.com/advocates/reach/what_we_ve_learned_about_gifte.html

• www.hoagiesgifted.org - the most comprehensive collection of  resources, articles, and links about gifted you'll ever find.

                            www.hoagiesgifted.org/gifted_101.htm - an excellent into/summary to all the important issues

                              about  gifted -  with links to more in-depth info

• www.gifted.uconn.edu/nrcgt.html - Renzulli's "The Guru of Gifted" organization, NRC/GT - National Research
   Center for Gifted and Talented.
•  www.gifted.uconn.edu/nrcgt/gentry.html - Marcia Gentry's research on cluster grouping (what we have in Montgomery).
• http://www.sp.uconn.edu/~nrcgt/sem/semart08.html Renzulli's research on curriculum compacting-- learning more in less time
• www.sengifted.org - Supporting the Emotional Needs of the Gifted
• www.giftedstudy.com - SIG - Summer Institute for the Gifted has a day program in Princeton, NJ.
• www.nagc.org/Publications/Parenting/sept2002smutny.pdf  "Communicating Effectively With Your Gifted Child's School" by Dr Joan Franklin Smutny.
• www.jhu.edu/~gifted - CTY - Center for Talented Youth at John's Hopkins University
• www.tagfam.org - a community for families of gifted