Our research is conducted in the United States and soon finds its way all over the world. The interest in talent development is universal. Our first contact on the new web site was from the Republic of Singapore and the second from Leeville, South Carolina. People are eager for more information about the research findings and the educational opportunities to further their own knowledge and expertise. Through these links you may learn about features of each university such as academics, admissions, cultural events, and sports.
Technology makes information readily available using a few keystrokes.
During the first five years of the Center, we developed a series of videotapes to keep you informed of our research results and to provide you with concrete examples of translating research into classroom practices. Videotape footage recorded the steps to reducing the repetition of mastered curriculum, defining and infusing thinking skills in multiple content areas, applying the strategies of curriculum differentiation, and designing and implementing enrichment clusters for a schoolwide focus on talent development. The module is designed for teacher trainers or as a self-study approach. Previewing the tape and reviewing the presentation guidebook provides a quick overview of the major topics. Segments of the presentation guidebook are followed by discussion questions and selected resources.