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- General Reference (16)
- General Reference - Identification (2)
- General Reference - Gifted & Learning Disabilities (7)
- General Reference - Underachievement (1)
- Mainly For Families (11)
- Mainly For Families - Preschoolers (8)
- Mainly For Families - Years K-6 (25)
- Mainly For Families - Years 7-12 (18)
- Mainly For Teachers - Resources (15)
- Mainly For Teachers - Teaching Practice (5)
- Mainly For Teachers - Tert Insts/Courses/Research (3)
- Education Systems - Australia (11)
- Education Systems - Australian G&T Policies (8)
- Support Groups & Institutions - Global Focus (7)
- Support Groups & Institutions - Australia (14)
- Support Groups & Institutions - United States (5)
- Support Groups & Institutions - Other Countries (1)
- Conference Papers (4)
- Discussion Lists (6)
Just in...
- Useful links for non NSWAGTC Events
- Gifted with Learning Disabilities or Differences
- Seemed gifted when younger, but has lost interest lately…
- October 2012 Newsletter
- New Zealand pulls out of hosting World Gifted Conference in 2013
- Upcoming Events for Parents and Teachers
- 2012 Financial Statement
- Teachers Wanted
Did you know?
| "We want our children to be happy in their learning yet achieving the best
possible outcomes for themselves (their ceilings). It was so refreshing to hear
Michele speak, so worthwhile as a classroom teacher." - An educator attending a NSWAGTC seminar |
Information Centre Items
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