Books, tools, conferences, apps, and more recommendations.
Lots and lots of friends on Facebook and Twitter sent in their favorite books to use with gifted kids. Enjoy!
Some of my favorite games, novels, creativity books, and tools for differentiation.
When it comes to choosing which tools and resources to bring into a classroom of gifted kids, I have three rules.
So many conference feedback forms are 7,000 questions long when there are really only two questions to ask.
A central repository for all of the little apps I’ve written here at Byrdseed.
The key to a great presentation? Only talk about things you have actually, personally done. Oh, and always start with your failure!
Looking for some recommendations for a book study or reading group? Here are some of my favorites (although not necessarily directly about education!).
What’s the best way to attend a conference? After going to hundreds of them, I offer a few stray thoughts on how I approach an education event.
Lisa Van Gemert gave me a copy of her new book: Living Gifted. Here’s what’s inside…
Is NAGC’s annual conference worth it if you’re a teacher?
A reader asked for recommendations for books about Greek Myths appropriate for 5th graders. Many of you delivered!
Here’s a round-up of a few books I’ve either just finished or am in the middle of that I thought you might like. Rebellion Alis Wade has finished the third book in her Gifted Potentials series: Rebellion. She sent me a copy and I’m still working my way through it (you can blame the infant!). […]