SENG is coming to Seattle!
One-day SENG conference on May 5, 8am-5pm at Magnuson Park in Seattle.
http://sengifted.org/seattle-mini-conference/
Washington Homeschool Organization, Annual Conference
http://washhomeschool.org/conference/
Green River College, Auburn, http://bit.ly/GreenRiverCollegeAuburn
Friday, June 22nd (9am-6pm) & Saturday, June 23rd (9am-4pm)
Visit the NWGCA table in the exhibit hall!
What Parents and Educators Need to Know about Smart Kids
Many people are surprised to learn that their child's unique "quirks" are actually well-studied social & emotional behavior patterns that appear across large populations of highly intelligent children. Whether it's refusing to wear shirts with buttons or tags, overreacting to the slightest criticism, gravitating towards adults and older children, forgetting to turn in their homework, trouble with handwriting, anxiety about trying something new, or preferring a book to a party, these and many other perplexing behaviors are common in this population. Learn what's normal, what to expect as they grow, and why genuine challenge is vitally important for kids' social and emotional development, as well as developing their academic talents, from the preschool and elementary years all the way to high school and beyond. Presented by Austina De Bonte, President of NWGCA.
Dates TBD.
June 9, Saturday: Gifted Together hosts a half-day parenting workshop for parents of gifted and twice-exceptional children: https://www.seattlerelationshiptherapy.com/GiftedParentingSupport.en.html
Invite us to speak to your group
The mission of NWGCA is to support parents of gifted children across the state and provide resources, information, and coaching about raising gifted children.
NWGCA Board Members love to speak to parent groups, and we're even doing more and more professional development for teachers these days. Our parent group talks are FREE, and are available on a variety of topics that can be customized to the needs of your community. info@nwgca.org
Since 2015 we have done presentations in Wenatchee, Bellingham, Bainbridge, Gig Harbor, Bothell, Edmonds, Othello, Centralia, Bellevue, Lake Stevens, Mount Vernon, Redmond, Spokane, Everett/Mukilteo, Issaquah, Renton, King County Juvenile Court, Yakima, West Valley, Lynden, West Seattle, Burien, Highline, Federal Way, Kelso, Leavenworth, Kenmore, Monroe, and Camas.
Board members have presented sessions at the following conferences: NAGC, SENG, WAETAG, Celebration of Talent, OATAG.
Please email us if you would like to schedule a speaker.
One-day SENG conference on May 5, 8am-5pm at Magnuson Park in Seattle.
http://sengifted.org/seattle-mini-conference/
Washington Homeschool Organization, Annual Conference
http://washhomeschool.org/conference/
Green River College, Auburn, http://bit.ly/GreenRiverCollegeAuburn
Friday, June 22nd (9am-6pm) & Saturday, June 23rd (9am-4pm)
Visit the NWGCA table in the exhibit hall!
What Parents and Educators Need to Know about Smart Kids
Many people are surprised to learn that their child's unique "quirks" are actually well-studied social & emotional behavior patterns that appear across large populations of highly intelligent children. Whether it's refusing to wear shirts with buttons or tags, overreacting to the slightest criticism, gravitating towards adults and older children, forgetting to turn in their homework, trouble with handwriting, anxiety about trying something new, or preferring a book to a party, these and many other perplexing behaviors are common in this population. Learn what's normal, what to expect as they grow, and why genuine challenge is vitally important for kids' social and emotional development, as well as developing their academic talents, from the preschool and elementary years all the way to high school and beyond. Presented by Austina De Bonte, President of NWGCA.
Dates TBD.
June 9, Saturday: Gifted Together hosts a half-day parenting workshop for parents of gifted and twice-exceptional children: https://www.seattlerelationshiptherapy.com/GiftedParentingSupport.en.html
Invite us to speak to your group
The mission of NWGCA is to support parents of gifted children across the state and provide resources, information, and coaching about raising gifted children.
NWGCA Board Members love to speak to parent groups, and we're even doing more and more professional development for teachers these days. Our parent group talks are FREE, and are available on a variety of topics that can be customized to the needs of your community. info@nwgca.org
Since 2015 we have done presentations in Wenatchee, Bellingham, Bainbridge, Gig Harbor, Bothell, Edmonds, Othello, Centralia, Bellevue, Lake Stevens, Mount Vernon, Redmond, Spokane, Everett/Mukilteo, Issaquah, Renton, King County Juvenile Court, Yakima, West Valley, Lynden, West Seattle, Burien, Highline, Federal Way, Kelso, Leavenworth, Kenmore, Monroe, and Camas.
Board members have presented sessions at the following conferences: NAGC, SENG, WAETAG, Celebration of Talent, OATAG.
Please email us if you would like to schedule a speaker.
SENG Model Parent Groups (SMPGs)
SENG Parent Support Groups bring 10 to 15 interested parents of gifted children together to discuss such topics as communication, motivation, discipline, intensity, perfectionism, and peer relationships. The facilitator of the group is knowledgeable about parenting and about educating gifted children. The parents of the high-ability children are themselves also a rich resource of information, and they are able to get fresh ideas from other parents and from A Parent’s Guide to Gifted Children, the book around which the discussions are organized. For more information, follow the links below:
Woodinville SMPG forming now. Email president@nwgca.org
- General SMPG information
- Lake Stevens SMPG
- Bellevue SMPG (Spiritridge)
- Online SMPG
- Tacoma SMPG
- Washougal SMPG
- Woodinville SMPG
Woodinville SMPG forming now. Email president@nwgca.org
- General SMPG information
- Lake Stevens SMPG
- Bellevue SMPG (Spiritridge)
- Online SMPG
- Tacoma SMPG
- Washougal SMPG
- Woodinville SMPG
SENGinars
SENG webinars (SENGinars) provide convenient access to many of the top experts in the gifted field discussing issues related to the social and emotional needs of the gifted. The 90-minute webinars are designed expressly for parents, educators and mental health professionals who work with gifted children. You’ll have an opportunity to ask questions at the end of each live webinar. For more information, go to the SENG website.
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Northwest Gifted Child Association, PO Box 2752, Woodinville, WA 98072-2752
We are a 501(c)3 Non-Profit - Tax ID: 91-0781776
info@nwgca.org
We are a 501(c)3 Non-Profit - Tax ID: 91-0781776
info@nwgca.org
