AIG ROUNDUP
Closing Out The 2022-2023 School Year
The Todd Cast - Teaching Theory into Teaching Practice
Program for educators looking for practical strategies that can be used in the classroom immediately. Topics include authentic learning, social and emotional development, 21st-century learning, underachievement, and gifted education.
Being Gifted
This podcast spreads awareness about giftedness to help the parent and teacher communities to support and nurture children with higher abilities.
A Meaningful Mess: Real Conversations about Gifted Education and Genius Hour
As a mom of gifted learners, an author, international speaker/ consultant, and educator that had the opportunity to work specifically with gifted learners in the classroom, Andi McNair has a unique perspective that is clear throughout her message.
Reagan Mauk, NCGAT 2023 Outstanding Teacher of The Gifted
The NCAGT Outstanding Teacher of the Gifted Award is presented annually to a North Carolina teacher of gifted children/youth who exhibits a strong commitment to gifted education through professional experience, professional organizations, and/or services in the area of education for the gifted. Congratulations, Reagan!
Tara Mulvey, 2023 NHCS Educator of the Year Finalist
Each school-selected Teacher of the Year had the opportunity to submit a portfolio. The portfolios were read and scored by the 14-member Educator of the Year Committee, and 11 finalists were selected based on their portfolio scores. The Overall NHCS Teacher of the Year will be announced at the Educator of the Year Celebration at the Brooklyn Arts Center on Thursday, May 4, 2023. Congratulations and good luck, Tara!
AIG Family Day
Our first AIG Family Day was a HUGE success!! Sessions included Breakouts, Think Lab, Open-ended Challenge, Chess, and more!
274 Participants
18 Gifted Specialists volunteered
19 Students volunteered
3 GAC Members volunteered
3 Community Members facilitated station activities
Congratulations to Michael Harper on his Retirement
“We’ll always be with you. No one’s ever really gone. A thousand generations live in you now.” —Luke Skywalker, Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker
We will miss Mike! He touched many lives and kept in touch with lots of his former students. His Facebook is full of thanks and accolades for his teachings in oral and written communication, critical thinking, and debate.
Eaton Elementary BOB Takes 3rd place in Regional Competition
The North Carolina School Library Media Association (NCSLMA) sponsors the Battle of the Books (BOB) program for students aimed at promoting a love of reading and familiarity with the best in literature for young people. Congratulations to Kellie Shanahan and her Battle of the Books team!
Happy 'almost' Retirement, Karma! You will be missed!
Thank you, Karma, for your dedication to your students, our AIG staff, and the Gifted Advisory Committee. Your advocacy for gifted education and gifted students is beyond measure. Over the years, you have mentored many gifted specialists, brought about positive changes to our program, and have been our go-to source for anything gifted. Wishing you many happy days after retirement! Your impact on our lives will never fade!