Thinking Out Loud: NCAGT's Public Facing Blog

Great news! NCDPI Superintendent Mo Green has made the decision to continue funding Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate...

Mark your calendars! NCAGT is thrilled to announce that our 2026 Annual Conference will return to the beautiful Embassy Suites by Hilton...

Nurturing Bright Thinkers When School’s Out Gifted kids don’t stop being gifted just because school’s out. Their minds continue to...

The latest proposed Senate budget includes significant cuts that could directly impact funding for Advanced Placement (AP) programs...

Dear NC AP Educator, You are invited to participate in AP Day at the Capitol  on May 7  to urge the reinstatement of Advanced Placement...

📢 Important news for North Carolina educators and students! For 11 years, the NC Advanced Placement Partnership has provided FREE...

Pulse on the Podcast: Recaps of Popular Episodes Welcome to our blog series, 'Pulse on the Podcast: Recaps of Popular Episodes’, where we...

For the past five decades, we've been supporting educators who dedicate their careers to teaching, supporting, and advocating for gifted...

Welcome to our blog series, 'Pulse on the Podcast: Recaps of Popular Episodes’, where we are highlighting the top 5 episodes of NCAGT’s '...

Welcome to our blog series, 'Pulse on the Podcast: Recaps of Popular Episodes’, where we are highlighting the top 5 episodes of NCAGT’s '...

Welcome to our blog series, 'Pulse on the Podcast: Recaps of Popular Episodes’, where we are highlighting the top 5 episodes of NCAGT’s '...

Pulse on the Podcast: Recaps of Popular Episodes Welcome to our blog series, 'Pulse on the Podcast: Recaps of Popular Episodes’, where we...

By: Chris Rice, MA, CAS (AIG School Psychologist) "Why would they need extra help if they’re gifted?" This is a question that I have...

This school year, districts and charter schools across North Carolina have the opportunity to plan for the figure of gifted education in...

How to Champion Your Gifted Child: Everything You Need to Know! By Teagan Taylor You are your child’s #1 support system, and with that...

How to Champion Your Gifted Child: Everything You Need to Know! By Teagan Taylor You are your child’s #1 support system, and with that...

How to Champion Your Gifted Child: Everything You Need to Know! By Teagan Taylor You are your child’s #1 support system, and with that...

You’re invited to join us and other gifted education advocates at the 50th Annual North Carolina Gifted Education Conference in Concord,...

How to Champion Your Gifted Child: Everything You Need to Know! By Teagan Taylor You are your child’s #1 support system, and with that...

How to Champion Your Gifted Child: Everything You Need to Know! By Teagan Taylor You are your child’s #1 support system, and with that...

By Teagan Taylor There are many curriculum resources out there, on the internet, in books and by word of mouth. With access to such...

By Teagan Taylor There are many curriculum resources out there, on the internet, in books and by word of mouth. With access to such...

By Teagan Taylor With access to the vast internet and with the onset of AI, our jobs as educators must be easy when it comes to lesson...

Winter Blog Series! Week Three By Kimberley Hackman and Kiersten Hackman Neurodiversity is a vast and diverse subject with a wide variety...

Winter Blog Series! Week Two By Kimberley Hackman and Kiersten Hackman Neurodiversity is a vast and diverse subject with a wide variety...

Winter Blog Series! Week One By Kimberley Hackman and Kiersten Hackman Neurodiversity is a vast and diverse subject with a wide variety...

While school provides our students with a good foundation of learning, oftentimes, students benefit from outside opportunities as well,...

While school provides our students with a good foundation of learning, oftentimes, students benefit from outside opportunities as well,...

While school provides our students with a good foundation of learning, oftentimes, students benefit from outside opportunities as well,...

While school provides our students with a good foundation of learning, oftentimes, students benefit from outside opportunities as well,...

Fall Blog Series! Week Six By Kimberley Hackman As we head further into the fall season and beyond the “back to school” phase, this is...

Fall Blog Series! Week Five Teagan Taylor As we are heading further into the fall season and beyond the “back to school” phase, this is...

Fall Blog Series! Week Four By Kimberley Hackman As we head further into the fall season and beyond the “back to school” phase, this is...

Fall Blog Series! Week Three Teagan Taylor As we are heading further into the fall season and beyond the “back to school” phase, this is...

Fall Blog Series! Week Two By Kimberley Hackman As we are heading further into the fall season and beyond the “back to school” phase,...

Fall Blog Series! Week One By Teagan Taylor As we are heading further into the fall season and beyond the “back to school” phase, this is...

THE 2024 CONFERENCE CALL FOR PROPOSALS IS OPEN! NCAGT needs your expertise as a presenter at the 2024 NCAGT Annual Conference to be held...

Creative Thinking Skills by Teagan Taylor Summer Enrichment Blog Series Summer is the perfect time for your gifted student (and the whole...

To: NCAGT Members and Community From: NCAGT Board of Directors RE: NCAGT Legislative Update Update on “Proposed Legislation to Increase...

Myths That Persist- A Five Part Series Part Five By Teagan Taylor “Lately, I have had teachers ask me if AIG kids still come to class if...

Myths That Persist- A Five Part Series Part Four By Teagan Taylor “We need a shift in American culture where we can accept that kids need...

Proposed Education Legislation to make cuts to Academically Intellectually Gifted & Talented Programming & Identification New North...

Myths That Persist- A Five Part Series Part Three By Teagan Taylor “Everyone deserves to be seen, understood, taught, and appreciated.” -...

Myths That Persist- A Five Part Series Part Two By Teagan Taylor “The biggest myth, in my experience, is that gifted students are easy to...

Myths That Persist- A Five Part Series Part One By Teagan Taylor “Nothing is more dangerous for a new truth than an old misconception” -...

By Teagan Taylor Sylvan Taylor is the AIG Teacher and Enrichment Coordinator at The Downtown School in Winston-Salem, NC, an urban magnet...

Want a shirt to let everyone know that you attended the 48th Annual NCAGT Conference? Love gifted students and want to show it all year...