Join BVGT on Monday, December 11, 2023 @ 7-8pm for a video screening and discussion. A Zoom link will be posted at bvgt.org before the program. Does your bright or GT child struggle with learning? Do they excel in some areas, but have great challenges in others? Do they seem… Read More »Dr. Dan Peters, “Bright and Quirky 101: A Quick, Shareable Overview of Twice Exceptional (2e) Kids”
Sunday, October 15, 1:00-2:30pmLouisville Public Library, First-floor meeting room951 Spruce Street (Louisville)RSVP requested (but not required) via Meetup Sunday, November 12, 1:00-2:30pmMeadows Branch Library, Meeting room4800 Baseline Rd (Boulder)RSVP requested (but not required) via Meetup Join BVGT for games and other fun activities at our upcoming school-year playdates–they’re not just for summers any… Read More »BVGT Fall 2023 Playdates
For parents and caregivers of gifted students, Join BVGT and fellow parents/caregivers of gifted children for a FREE book study of Dr. Patricia Gatto-Walden’s Embracing the Whole Gifted Self (2016). This 113-page book by local psychologist Dr. Patty Gatto-Walden provides a succinct yet detailed overview of the many aspects of… Read More »Book Study: Embracing the Whole Gifted Self
This presentation delves into the critical issues of disproportionality in gifted education. With a focus on culturally sustaining education and equity, this session explores the impact of deficit framing and microaggressions, while offering practical strategies to dismantle barriers and foster belonging for all students. Participants will gain valuable insights, explore… Read More »JoAnn Correll, “Unpacking the Gifted Gap: Confronting Disproportionality in Education”
The summer edition of our newsletter, BVGT Insight, is now available. Highlights include a letter from our new Co-Presidents, links to the video and PDF of Dr. Linda Silverman’s April presentation, “Still Gifted After All These Years”, news about our summer play dates, and a preview of book study groups… Read More »BVGT Insight, Summer 2023