Read the latest issue of World Gifted We are pleased to inform you that World Gifted 38(1) is now available. This issue highlights the 2019 World Conference, a letter from the President, an update from Headquarters, information about Gifted and Talented International, a reflection of the 2018 ECHA conference, and a thank
We are pleased to announce that the 2021 World Conference will be hosted at the Dubai World Trade Center! Visit the Conference Website
The Executive Committee election began on April 8, 2019 and concluded April 22, 2019. There were four candidates on the ballot for three available spots. The candidates with the most votes (in alphabetical order) were Anies Al-Hroub (Lebanon), Margaret Sutherland (Scotland), and Eleonoor van Gerven (The Netherlands). Congratulations for being
We are happy to announce details about our on-campus accommodation option for the 2019 World Conference in Nashville. You may find details on the accommodations page at https://worldgifted2019.com/visiting-nashville/accommodations/. We look forward to seeing you in Nashville!
Nominations for Executive Committee members are now open. Leonie Kronborg (Australia), Sue Prior (Hong Kong), Tracy Riley (New Zealand), and Julia Roberts (United States) will have two more years remaining in their term. Thus, nominees may not be from Australia, Hong Kong, New Zealand, or the United States. Nominations must
We are happy to announce that World Gifted 37(2) is now available. This issue includes information about the 2019 World Conference, a letter from the President, an update from Headquarters, information about Gifted and Talented International, and a thank you to each person who has donated to the WCGTC Scholarship Fund since
Thank you to each person who submitted a proposal to present at the World Conference in Nashville. We received more than 400 proposals from 505 presenters representing 50 countries. Review decisions will be sent by March 1.
We are excited to announce a special issue of Gifted and Talented International that will focus on Creativity and Education. This special issue will be edited by Barbara Kerr, University of Kansas. Submit a Manuscript Proposal
The World Council for Gifted and Talented Children hosts a Biennial World Conference at a major international city during late July or early August in odd-numbered years. Past conferences have been held in San Francisco, Jerusalem, Montréal, Manila, Hamburg, Salt Lake City, Sydney, The Hague, Toronto, Hong Kong, Seattle, Istanbul,
We are pleased to announce that the awards nomination form is now available. Awards provide an opportunity for us to recognize individuals who have been instrumental in strengthening gifted education around the world and the WCGTC as an organization. Please click the button below to complete a nomination. Additionally, the
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