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Parent and Educator
Resources
while schools are closed due to COVID-19.
As part of OATAG’s mission to serve as a resource for families, educators, and communities we are providing links to organizations and individuals in the gifted community whom we believe to be trustworthy sources for information. However, the information provided here has not been vetted by the association, nor should they be viewed as an endorsement or as approved by OATAG. Links were accurate when published, but if you find any that don't work please contact OATAG IT Services at service@oatag.org
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We will update this list, so please check back. If you know of any resources that you think we should add please contact OATAG at secretary@oatag.org with the information.
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Summit 2020
The 2020 Summit brings together 23 top psychologists, advocates and educators with over 10 hours of insights and strategies in downloadable video, audio, and transcripts. To see what is included in the 2020 Summit click here
Essential STRATEGIES for 2e Students
The vast majority of schools were not built with our unique kids in mind --kids with amazing advanced abilities and at the same time, difficulties in learning, social, and/or emotional skills. Our kids are complex. They're nichey. Most teachers get little to no training in gifted, ADHD, autism, learning differences, or anxiety. Yet, there's a wealth of practical strategies that you and your child's teacher(s) need to know for your child to thrive in school. Too see what's included in this series click here.
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