The Association for Bright Children of Ontario is a volunteer support & advocacy group providing information and support to parents of bright and gifted kids.
Many gifted high school students don’t fit in with the norm - but once they find their niche and get to know peers with similar interests, they thrive.
Attention @hcdsb parents - last chance to complete the budget survey before it closes at noon. Make sure you have your say - there is $400 million at stake!
2018-2019 Budget Consultation Process. https://t.co/ynQ6bfrz8r
Thank you @TDSB@shelleylaskin for updating the #SpecEd Plan to reflect that students do not need multiple or additional exceptionalities to be considered #gifted See the new plan here: https://t.co/Elkzsvj2jV (in word format so accessible!)
Want to Make Gifted Education More Equitable? First, Be Aware of the Political Winds That Drove (and Derailed) Innovative Policies in These States @The74 https://t.co/mXvpmxtzTf
Agree that meeting 2e needs critical, but this wording makes it sound like having a 2nd exceptionality required. The wording has been changed to reflect that they MAY have these needs, rather than that they require them to receive GP. https://t.co/bPo7DhQEsK
Authentic and relevant questions by @tdsb#trustees showing genuine engagement and interest in really discussing @malloy_john Director’s Response to #eetf report.
Again, thank you @trusteecglover. We also we hope that new policies might be considered to enhance equity (ie an acceleration policy) @tdsb@malloy_john https://t.co/448aBU6plw
Add: equity doesn’t mean agreement. In fact, what has been clear from tonight is that equity means FAIR and APPROPRIATE choices that are student focused. @tdsb@malloy_john