Good morning! I’m very excited to announce that I will be presenting a session at the National Curriculum Network Conference at the W&M Center for Gifted Education on March 12, 2026! What is the NCNC? According to the NCNC website:
The Center for Gifted Education’s annual National Curriculum Networking Conference (NCNC) offers sessions on curriculum, instruction, programming, assessment, and advocacy for high-ability and gifted learners. NCNC also provides opportunities for networking and highlights of the newest materials, practices, and curriculum approaches that are responsive to the needs of advanced students.
My session, The Power of We: A Step-by-Step Guide to Gifted Program Planning with Stakeholders, is designed to help gifted coordinators, school leaders, and other gifted educators tap into stakeholder feedback, ideas, and support when planning for a variety of gifted programming. See the session description for more details.
If you are a gifted educator and will be anywhere near Williamsburg, Virginia on March 12th-13th, I highly recommend you attend this historically amazing gifted conference, especially because the Center for Gifted Education (CFGE) will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of the conference! Even more exciting, Dr. Joyce VanTassel-Baska, world-renowned gifted expert and the original Executive Director of the CFGE, will be at the conference on the 12th! If you come to the conference, please reach out and say, “Hi!” to me! ~Ann
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