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Thanks to All Who Joined Us in Greensboro for the 49th Annual Conference. We Can't Wait to See You in Concord in 2025!
The North Carolina Association for the Gifted and Talented (NCAGT) is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the educational and social-emotional needs of academically and/or intellectually gifted students.
What's New?
NCAGT is beyond excited to announce our new title sponsor, Diffy Q Metrics, for our 49th Annual Gifted Education Conference. Diffy Q aims to help all educators with a common goal. We all want a way to impact student growth in meaningful ways. Diffy Q offers educators an easy-to-use platform that accelerates competency-based learning outcomes through data driven insights into student learning. Imagine using student data points from multiple sources and getting back actionable insights to meeting individualized learning needs. Diffy Q helps educators track student competencies across all standards, ensuring that higher order and critical thinking skills are at the forefront of teaching priorities and learning outcomes. Come and meet the founders Susan and Jyostna as we “Build the Future Together.”
See you in Greensboro, March 14-15.
NCAGT's Podcast
What does it mean to be gifted? To be neurodivergent? What can be done to help reduce inequities for gifted learners, especially those of color and those in poverty?
Join hosts Hannah Park and Katharine Caldwell for thought-provoking conversations about giftedness as they interview entrepreneurs, community leaders, and stakeholders to uncover the truth about what it truly means to be gifted in a world where there is no universal definition. This podcast is created by The North Carolina Association for the Gifted and Talented (NCAGT). If you want to learn how to better support and advocate for gifted learners and how to utilize your own gifts and talents to elevate your life - this is the podcast for you!
NCAGT Knows Black Lives Matter
Read NCAGT's Statement of Solidarity to see how our organization is committed to being an instrument of change. We have also compiled a list of resources to promote understanding, personal reflection, and critical conversations around equity and anti-racism.
Thought-Filled Thursdays
As part of our commitment to improving access and education for high achieving students of color and low-income students, NCAGT will host Thought-Filled Thursdays which are Book Clubs and workshops focused on books and strategies that provide practical advice on engaging in culturally relevant curriculum and instruction.
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