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Professional Development Activities
AEGUS conference March 31 and April 1 at the College of New Rochelle.
At the 20th annual conference of the Association for the Education of Gifted Underachieving Students, you can hear nationally recognized experts talking about underachievement, dual exceptionality, social/emotional needs, the arts, collaborations, and many other diversity concerns in gifted education. This is a small parent-friendly and teacher-friendly conference where you will have opportunities for casual conversation with the experts. Go to the website for more information or to register: www.aegus1.org
or open the flyer: SaveDateFinal
Activities for Gifted Learners
We're collecting ideas for New York City activities for smart children and high school students. Please send us suggestions!
The American Museum of Natural History has a wealth of activities and possibilities all year long
Hunter College Summer Enrichment Program for the Gifted provides programs for gifted children in K-6. Contact Carol Marsh, program director, at 212 860-1289. For more information:
Bank Street Summer Camp includes a Shakespeare Camp
Children's Museum of Manhattan
Hollingworth Science Camp; summer science enrichment activities Hollingworth Center Box 170 Teachers College, Columbia University New York , NY 10027 212 678 3851
New York State Summer School of the Arts, providing summer residential programs for New York State high school students which provide intensive pre-professional training with internationally acclaimed artists and artistic companies:
The
Jazz Standard (beneath Blue Smoke restaurant on 27th St. and Park Avenue
in New York City ) has a program to introduce kids to jazz. It's free.
212 447 7479 x257# (voicemail)
joann@discoverjazz.org
