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Jeanne Bernish
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Oh, the action around here!
Just added Dr. Ed Amend to the calendar - he is speaking at Sycamore GEAR on October 20 - Parenting Gifted Children - and it's free.
Did you find anything helpful at the meeting? I'm not familiar with any summer camp opportunities locally that are specific to G&T learners, but I didn't go looking for them either.
Nicholas D. Kristof does a disservice to gifted education in this country in his recent column: "Rising Above I.Q." in the New York Times. He begins with a statement that certain ethnicities are unusually successful - and he uses the examples of A...
Ohio House restores Summer Honors Institute for gifted learners. PA cans theirs (the Governors Schools) How can any state pretend to offer an equal opportunity to high ability learners without these resources?
Every day I stumble across another mom, dad or teacher of gifted kids on Twitter! Use the #gifted hashtag to identify and follow others under the "search for people" tool on Twitter!
The Ohio Association of Gifted Children (OAGC) is asking for Ohio parents of gifted children to testify or show support next week at a Senate Education Committee hearing. See www.OAGC.org for more information.
Anyone in the Cincinnati area with Gifted kids? There is a support group meet up tonight to look at summer camp opportunities for gifted kids - more details at the Cincinnatigifted.org website under calendar: http://tinyurl.com/cdsvbn
Members tal...
Anyone in the Cincinnati area with Gifted kids? There is a support group meet up tonight to look at summer camp opportunities for gifted kids - more details at the Cincinnatigifted.org website under calendar: http://tinyurl.com/cdsvbn
Has your child been identified as a Gifted Learner? Let's join together here to discuss the challenges this presents to them and to us as their parents.
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- At 7:15pm on May 12, 2009,
Ms. Carribbean said…
- Hi Jeanie,
how are you. Thanks for the welcome. I am new so excuse the falters:)
- At 7:30am on March 18, 2009,
Rebecca said…
- Welcome! You've found a great place and we're happy to have you here! If ya ever need anything...don't hesitate to ask! Look forward to getting to know you!
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- At 12:00pm on March 17, 2009,
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Profile Information
- What is your blog link?
- http://racetothemiddle.wordpress.com/
- What is your twitter URL?
- http://@JeanneBernish
- A little about yourself...
- I am a gifted education advocate and mom of two kids. I am also a blogger, a professional writer and communications consultant with a new media blog at http://newmediacy.wordpress.com/ and a gifted education blog at http://Highability.wordpress.com/
- What kinds of things do you typically Twitter about?
- gifted education, investor relations, public relations, advocacy
- What are your areas of interest?
- business, blogging, home & garden, technology, social media, twitter, fitness, writing
Jeanne Bernish's Blog
Achievement versus Ability
Nicholas D. Kristof does a disservice to gifted education in this country in his recent column: "Rising Above I.Q." in the New York Times. He begins with a statement that certain ethnicities are unusually successful - and he uses the examples of Asian-Americans currently enrolled in Harvard, Jews that received Nobel Prizes in science and West Indian blacks graduation rates as his yardsticks for success.
He adds that the success of these ethnic groups may be due to nurture as well as to nature -… Continue
He adds that the success of these ethnic groups may be due to nurture as well as to nature -… Continue
Posted on June 8, 2009 at 11:33am —
Twitter - Gifted
Every day I stumble across another mom, dad or teacher of gifted kids on Twitter! Use the #gifted hashtag to identify and follow others under the "search for people" tool on Twitter!
Posted on April 15, 2009 at 4:25am —
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