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What happens when gifted students are overlooked because everyone assumes “they’ll be fine”?
Hosted by the North Carolina Association for the Gifted and Talented (NCAGT), They’ll Be Fine explores the realities of gifted education, advanced learning, talent development, and the challenges facing gifted, high-achieving, and twice-exceptional learners in today’s schools.
Too often, gifted learners are misunderstood, under-challenged, or denied the services they need to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. This podcast brings together educators, parents, researchers, school leaders, and advocates to discuss topics like differentiation, acceleration, creativity, neurodiversity, equity in gifted identification, social-emotional needs, and best practices for supporting high-potential students.
Whether you are a teacher, parent, administrator, or advocate for gifted and talented education, They’ll Be Fine provides practical strategies, expert insights, and meaningful conversations designed to help gifted learners reach their full potential.
New episodes feature interviews with leading voices in gifted education, classroom innovation, and student advocacy.
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In this engaging and informative episode of Back Pocket Strategies, join hosts Alexia, Hannah, and Katharine as they discuss practical and adaptable teaching strategies that educators can use in diverse classroom settings. From the transformative Socratic Seminar to creative math and language games, the trio shares their experiences and tips to help students build essential skills such as critical thinking, effective communication, and active listening. Tune in for a variety of back pocket strategies you can implement immediately to energize your teaching and foster a dynamic learning environment.Interested in Katharine's Socratic Seminar materials? Email her at Katharine.Caldwell@ucps.k12.nc.us Number, Digit, Place Game Instructions CLICK HERE

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In this episode of They’ll Be Fine, we speak with Dr. Robyn Koslowitz, an expert in childhood trauma and fortitude, about the unique challenges gifted learners face. Dr. K shares her insights on how trauma can impact gifted children and offers practical strategies for building emotional resilience at home and in the classroom. Whether you're a parent, educator, or advocate, this conversation is filled with valuable advice to help gifted learners thrive despite the challenges they may face.https://www.drrobynkoslowitz.com/about/