Tag: NYC G&T

Hello P.A.L [Parents of Accelerated Learners] NYC,

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Welcome to PALNYC, If your child exhibits advanced abilities in reading, music, art, math or other areas, seems intensely curious or sensitive, appears bored or acts out in the general ed classroom, is already a bit too good at negotiating, or if you are simply looking for resources, programs and innovative tools to support your child’s learning needs, then you…

The Countdown Begins…

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One month and counting! Register now for the NYC Gifted & Talented Symposium at NYU’s Kimmel Center and join us to: Support the cognitive, social and emotional needs of high ability kids, 2E and culturally diverse learners with advice from our featured presenters. Choose from any session within four strands that include: Talent Development, Social & Emotional Support, Negotiating the Practical & Supporting 2E & Diverse Learners and become stronger…

Summer Slide Prevention & Our Giveaway Winner

by  on  in Alexandra Patz, Frances Stern, Learning Loss, Milos Scekic, Nathan Levy, Summer Reading Lists, The P.A.L. Booklist, Uncategorized • 0 Comments

We’d like to thank all of our guest speakers: Nathan Levy, Frances Stern, Milos Scekic and Alexandra Patz for a great session on Preventing Summer Slide last week. They say ‘If you Don’t Use it, You Lose it,’ and research shows: • kids can lose 2 months performance in reading & math if we don’t keep them stimulated during summer…

‘Tis the Season, The P.A.L. Workshops 2012-2013

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  Join us for the P.A.L. Workshop Series, 2012-2013 season, beginning this month as parents, experts and educators together explore gifted & talented education and talent development. We look at the issues, the solutions and the resources available locally. Plus, we’re pleased to announce our first NYC G&T Conference in the Spring. We’ll have the top authorities on G&T education,…

Positive Discipline &Your Advanced Learner: Ending the Great Debate with Your Little Lawyer

by  on  in Donna Vaupel, Events, Guest Speaker, Nancy Samalin, Parenting, Uncategorized • 0 Comments

Join us September 20, 2011 Experts offer parents the tools they need to get the school year off on the right foot.  Best-selling author and parent educator Nancy Samalin headlines the Fall 2011 opening session of P.A.L., offering parents tips to avoid the nagging, manipulation, bribes, yelling and the ensuing disagreements with their spouses that often arise over the kids. Donna Vaupel…