Sentence examples for talented education from inspiring English sources

Keri M. Guilbault, an assistant professor of gifted education, has been elected president of the Maryland Coalition for Gifted and Talented Education, an affiliate of the National Association for Gifted Children.

The move was part of a statewide wave of cuts in a program known as Gifted and Talented Education.

As well as gifted and talented education, there's another area that differentiation comes up a lot: education technology.

For Lisa Anderson, helping Audrey, her third-grade Gifted and Talented Education student at Downtown Elementary, can be daunting, she said.

In California, state money for Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) has fallen only modestly, to $44.2 million in 2009-10 school year, from $46.8 million in the 2008-9 school year.

To explore technology and gifted and talented education in more detail, the Guardian Teacher Network has partnered with IGGY - an international online network for bright and creative young people aged 13-18, created by the University of Warwick.

Several of the neighborhood's schools attract students from surrounding areas because of gifted and talented, special education or dual-language classrooms.

State Senator Carl Kruger, a Democrat from Brooklyn, said he had heard so many complaints from "hysterical" parents that in October he held a meeting on the future of gifted-and-talented education.

The two things that would make it easier to recruit talented people are education and immigration reform.

Thiel was highly talented, during his education from primary school until diploma exams he always received a grade of A in his exams.

Moffat criticises "the [Conservative] government talk about the specially talented needing more education, but that's absurd, the equivalent of hospitals for the healthy".