American Association for Gifted Children
About Us
The American Association for Gifted Children (AAGC) is the nation's oldest advocacy organization for gifted children. It was established in New York in 1946 Their mission is to foster a better understanding of the needs and capabilities of children of high potential and with unusual abilities.
Goal One: Develop and disseminate information about gifted education and promote equal access to services and programs for bright children.
Goal Two: Communicate the goals and services of AAGC to parents, education and health professionals and the general public.
Articles by American Association for Gifted Children
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Your Preschooler Might Be Gifted: A Special Guide for Parents
Is your preschooler gifted? Here's a list of some common signs to look for, as well as advice on how to help her reach...
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Activities for Gifted Children: From Birth to Five
Baby's brain Scientists say a baby's brain is a fascinating bundle of neurons just waiting to be hard-wired into the...
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Books for Gifted Young Children
Check these out at the Public Libraries! The Caldecott Medal Winners The Caldecott Medal, named in honor of...
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Gifted Children and Television
Gifted children learn to speak and develop sophisticated language patterns well in advance of their age-mates. Their...
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School Preparation
Preparing young children for school starts with their birth. The first three years are now thought to be the most...
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Characteristics and Traits of a Gifted Preschooler
Is your preschool child gifted? Here are some signs she may be, and some suggestions about where to go for evaluation...
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Enrichment Activities and Resources for Gifted Children
The child who has a good understanding of abstract concepts and has a strong reasoning ability neds the challenge of...
