To find curriculum related topics, click on a Division in the table below. Go to the General Topics Table for general topics in the area of gifted education.

The Edmonton Association for Bright Children is a non-profit, volunteer-based group of parents, educators and administrators that offers resources, education, networking opportunities, social activities and advocacy support for children who are gifted or bright.

Downloadable pamphlets for teachers on various aspects of giftedness

(Alberta Teacher's Association)

(Council for Exceptional Children)

(University of Calgary)

A comprehensive bibliography of books aimed at parents and teachers on the topic of brain research.

Brains.Org

A practical link between current psychological and neurological research and education

School-Wide Enrichment Model Articles

Several articles on the components of the School-Wide Enrichment Model

On-line Support for parents of gifted and talented children

Founded by parents of New Jersey's gifted children

The TAG Family Network is an organization dedicated to appropriate education for gifted and talented children. Run by parents for parents.

Support, Advocacy and Information founded and maintained by parents of gifted children in Alberta.

A large list of books, magazines, and research journals that support gifted education.

The Mission Statement of Roeper Review is stated as follows in their publication. "The mission of the Roeper Review is to publish thought-provoking, informative articles that deal with research, observation, experience, theory and practice as they relate to the growth, emotions and education of gifted and talented learners and to the cultures in which they live. This journal invites manuscripts that address philosophical, moral, and academic issues affecting the lives and experiences of gifted and talented individuals across their life span."

A site for teachers and students especially under the headings: K-12 Education and Subject specific links

Have a question about almost anything? Ask Jeeves

The Internet's number 1 site for k-8 teachers, parents and kids.

A collection of 53,000 research sites. Also includes tips for incorporating the Internet into the classroom

Surfing the Net with kids - A guide to the best kid sites fir kids of all ages - By Barbara Feldman

Lots of curriculum related topics as well as topics of general interest to kids with links everywhere.

The Gifted Resource Council is a not for profit agency serving the St. Louis metropolitan area. Its purpose is to help bright and gifted children reach their potential. Great links to many useful sites.

Berrien County Intermediate School District (Michigan)

   Special Education and Gifted Education resources page

Kid Source

These articles and digests provide ideas, guidance and activities for both parents and educators of gifted students. While some of these articles are written specifically for educators, they can also benefit parents who are seeking to create or influence a program for their children.

SchoolKit

"Powered by Schoolkit, a computer becomes an exciting activity center for hands-on, minds-on student thinking learning and research. Each curriculum-based Schoolkit activity presents a challenge and then launches the student into a familiar computer application with the assistance they need to thrive and enjoy the meaningful task at hand."

An extensive list of lesson plans in Language Learning, Math, Social Studies, and other topics - all organized in divisional levels.

 Some specific lesson plans in Div I Math and Social Studies as well as links to other lesson plan sites.

Theories of Intelligence

The curriculum of The New School is guided by the Multiple Intelligence theory of Howard Gardner.

All about Robert Sternberg and his theory of intelligence

References on Human Intelligence

A very comprehensive name index and subject index and references on human intelligence

Thinking Skills

Reading Online will play a leadership role in the literacy community as a quality professional publication that takes full advantage of the electronic medium of the Internet. We hope the journal will become an example of how information can be delivered in exciting new formats that expand upon our understanding as readers,

A huge collection of math lessons and courses many of which are categorized in Division Levels

 Some specific lesson plans in Div I Math and Social Studies as well as links to other lesson plan sites.

A huge collection of math lessons and courses many of which are categorized in Division Levels

A huge collection of math lessons and courses many of which are categorized in Division Levels

 Math, Physical Education, Science, Social Studies and Vocational Education