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The 2016 NYC Gifted & Talented Symposium & Benefit includes topics on talent development, social & emotional development and how to navigate the practical matters for parents and educators of NYCs high potential youth, from pre-k through middle school. As requested by NYC families, the keynote, Finding Nourishment for Advanced Learners in Today’s Education Desert by Johns Hopkins Center for Talent Youth’s Dr. Elaine Hansen and a Thought Leaders Conversation– The Secret Sauce: Articulating What Works in Educating High Ability Youth Citywide will focus on best practices for supporting high ability youth throughout NYC.  A Curated Exhibit Hall will feature the best and most unique programs to support the passion, interest and talent areas of our children. The Education Technology Discovery Showcase allows parents and educators to test drive innovative programs that support teachers and students in the classroom and children and their parents at home. And finally, the Michael Perelstein Discover Your Passion awardees, the third cohort of talented NYC youth with talents that include the arts, comedic performance, computer science, music and chess, will exemplify what gifted and talented education looks like in practice.
To learn more about the organizer, Parents of Accelerated Learners, NYC [PALNYC], see our site at PALWorkshopsnyc.org.

Not sure what sessions to attend? Our top picks by age range are below:
Parents of Pre-Schoolers + Kindergarteners: Thought Leaders + Keynote, Any of the Talent Development, Intro to Social & Emotional Development, Flip Side of Gifted, ABCs of Pre-K, It’s Elementary, 2E, Gifted Ed Toolkit, Diversity Topic, Secret Sauce Part 2
Rising K-5th grade, Elementary School Parents:  Thought Leaders + Keynote, Any of the Talent Development, Intro to Social & Emotional Development, Flip Side of Gifted, Dog Ate My iPad,  It’s Elementary, Navigating Middle School,  2E, Gifted Ed Toolkit, Gender Topic, Diversity Topic, What to Do When It’s Not the Right Fit, Secret Sauce Part 2, Genius: Then, Now & Tomorrow
Rising 5-8th graders, Middle School Parents:  Thought Leaders + Keynote, All of the Talent Development, Intro to Social & Emotional Development, Flip Side of Gifted, Dog Ate My iPad, Middle School Mayhem,  Navigating Middle School, Pathway to Highschool,  2E, Gifted Ed Toolkit, Gender Topic, Diversity Topic, What to Do When It’s Not the Right Fit, Secret Sauce Part 2, Genius: Then, Now & Tomorrow 
Saturday, March 12 • 9:00am - 9:50am
Twice Exceptional (2E) Learners: Support, Advocacy & Educational Options LIMITED

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Parents of 2E children are often initially aware of their son or daughter’s unusual abilities. However, when preschool or school begins, parents unexpectedly hear from educators about learning or behavioral concerns. Successfully meeting the challenges of understanding and supporting a 2E child can be complex and time consuming. This presentation will offer parents basic information as well as provide an opportunity to ask questions

Speakers
avatar for Bonnie Schinagle, JD, LLM

Bonnie Schinagle, JD, LLM

Attorney, Law Offices of Bonnie Spiro Schinagle
Bonnie Schinagle earned her juris doctorate and master of laws degrees from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. She first encountered the special education system as a parent and, in her advanced legal studies, explored education law in general and the laws affecting people with disabilities... Read More →
avatar for Micaela Bracamonte, MA

Micaela Bracamonte, MA

Head of School, The Lang School
Micaela was a twice-exceptional student from the get go (gifted with "special" needs), skipping preschool because she learned to read at 3, then failing kindergarten because she couldn't memorize the alphabet. Throughout her studies, teachers and peers told her she had too many questions... Read More →
avatar for Julia Osborn, PhD

Julia Osborn, PhD

Julia B. Osborn, PhD, ABSNP is a psychologist who has worked with a wide range of children, including gifted children and children with learning and emotional challenges. She has served as a consultant to a variety of admissions programs, including the elementary school at Hunter... Read More →


Saturday March 12, 2016 9:00am - 9:50am EST
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