Category: World Conference

Jae Yup Jung of University of New South Wales will present a keynote at the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children’s Biennial World Conference. Jung will discuss The Attitudes of Key Stakeholders Toward Gifted Students and Gifted Education: A Comparison of Attitude Profiles and Their Predictors. WCGTC® President, Dr.

Prof Dr. Karine Verschueren, full professor at the faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences at KU Leuven, will present a keynote at the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children’s Biennial World Conference. Prof Verschueren will discuss Social Relationaships as Contexts for Academic Talent Development. WCGTC® President, Dr. Denise Fleith

The Mayor of Braga, Ricardo Rio, and the City Councilor for Education, Carla Sepúlveda, welcomed Denise Fleith, the global leader of the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children (WCGTC), at the City Hall’s Noble Hall on the morning of Friday, September 13th. In partnership with the National Association for

Dr. David Dai, Professor of Educational Psychology and Methodology at the University of Albany, State University of New York, will present a keynote at the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children’s Biennial World Conference. Dr. Dai will discuss Gifted Education in the Age of AI. WCGTC® President, Dr. Denise

Thank you to each person who shared their ideas on the survey we recently disseminated regarding the 2021 Virtual World Conference. We are pleased to announce that the World Conference will be held virtually over two consecutive weekends, July 31 – August 1 and August 7 – 8. We are still planning specifics

In September, we announced that the 2021 World Conference will be held in a virtual format. We are working to make plans to ensure the World Conference maintains a great opportunity to network with people from around the world who are invested in serving gifted and talented children. We are

As the pandemic continues to bring uncertainty to place-based meetings in the near future, the WCGTC® Executive Committee has unanimously voted to transition the 2021 World Conference to a virtual format. While we certainly wish we could still meet together, we think it is important to ensure the safety of