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An inclusive community advocating for learners with gifted education needs, their families, and educators |
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- Learn about New York's gifted education and legislative landscape
- Hear about current advocacy efforts
- Find your gifted advocacy "Yes, I Can!"
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This interactive session, led by Dr. Elissa Brown, will provide an update on New York’s General Assembly 2024 session activities which have implications for gifted and talented students. We will provide a high level overview and then specifically focus on GiftedNYS’ recommendations for modifying current statutes as well as advocacy efforts around specific proposed legislative bills.
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Whether you just want to listen, stay in the loop, get involved or take action-this event is for you.
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This is a FREE event. Registration is REQUIRED. |
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 | About Dr. Elissa Brown|
Dr. Elissa F. Brown has been working on behalf of gifted children and their families, educators, and communities for over 30 years! She has been a teacher, principal of a specialized high school, school district gifted coordinator, director of gifted education for a state department of education, and professor for teacher certification in gifted education. She’s a mother to 3 grown successful gifted young adults. |
In her role with GiftedNYS, she has served as Co-President and Chair of the Advocacy Committee and is part of the Changemakers team. She publishes and presents widely on topics in gifted education such as curriculum differentiation, social-emotional development, program evaluation and teacher preparation. |
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| | About GiftedNYS | |
Gifted New York State, Inc. (GiftedNYS), is a 501 (c) 3 not-for-profit organization of parents, educators, and professionals who have come together to support the needs of New York’s gifted and twice-exceptional (2E) student population and their families. To learn more about our work, visit us online at www.giftednys.org. |
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