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Swimming in Success!


2007 is a wrap! In the land of 10,000 Lakes, NAGC Ignites 10,000
Ideas and Innovations


Read all about it in the upcoming issue of Compass Points that
will arrive early next year. Meanwhile, you have immediate access
to the 


The Best of NAGC 2007 <http://www.nagc.org/index.aspx?id=2372> 


Among the three general sessions, five mini-keynotes, 350+
breakout sessions and touching tributes to E. Paul Torrance and
Annemarie Roeper, there are a number of Portable Ideas and
Innovations <http://www.prolibraries.com/nagc/>  available to you
now. The Best of NAGC 2007 includes:

*	Convention on a single click. Access to complete
convention sessions in the online library (or on CD-ROM) Click
here <http://www.prolibraries.com/nagc>  to take advantage of 80%
of the convention content with one click of your mouse (or
through the convenience of a CD-ROM.) 
*	Read the most popular new books. Onsite, the new releases
were our best sellers -- Alternative Assessments with Gifted and
Talented Students, Critical Issues and Practices in Gifted
Education: What the Research Says, A Guide to State Policies and
State of the States were all extremely popular. For a full
rundown on NAGC Publications click here.
<http://www.nagc.org/index.aspx?id=2374>  
*	Purchase
<http://www.nagc.org/NAGC2/NGCShopper/ProductDetails.aspx?product
ID=NGC42092&CurrIndex=0>  your calendar with a cause! Support the
Nicholas Green Distinguished Student Award Program and
simultaneously enjoy your beautiful comprehensive calendar with
photos taken personally by NAGC President Del Siegle. 
*	FREE! The
<http://www.nagc.org/uploadedFiles/PHP/Bill%20of%20Rights.pdf>
Gifted Child's Bill of Rights. Download the most popular poster
ever to hit NAGC - drafted by our President, Del Siegle, each
attendee received this full size poster compliments of Prufrock
Press. Thanks to Joel Macintosh and his team for distributing a
poster that's now on 4,000 walls across the country. 
*	FREE!
<http://www.nagc.org/uploadedFiles/PDF/SENG%20NAGC%20Brochure.pdf
> "Is My Child Gifted" brochure. NAGC and SENG have come together
to bring teachers and parents alike this valuable public
information piece to use with psychologists, pediatricians, and
family physicians. 

Work on 2008 has already begun! The Call for Proposals for
Growing Gifted in the Sunshine State opens January 4, 2008! Mark
your calendars for Tampa October 29 -November 2, 2008.


Focus on High Ability in Low SES


The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Opens Up New Worlds. A world of
opportunities is open to those with superior academic ability as
well as financial need. Tell your outstanding 7th grade students
who have financial need about the Young
<http://www.jackkentcookefoundation.org/jkcf_web/content.aspx?pag
e=YounSch>  Scholars Program. Deadline is May 5th!

 

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