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Carol Fertig

Carol Fertig
I have been active in the education community for 37 years and involved in gifted education for the past 18 years. At various times I have been a classroom teacher, gifted education teacher, consultant, writer, editor, you name it. I live in Colorado, but also spend a fair amount of time in Chicago. I have two grown boys: one in Colorado and one in California. In my spare time I enjoy skiing, mountain biking, and golfing. I also like to read, go to plays, and watch foreign movies. Feel free to send me an e-mail.
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Free Online Newsletter for Parents of Gifted
Thursday, September 21, 2006 - by CFertig - 192 Views - 0 Comments - Category: Parents and Educators
 
Wow, have I got a great new resource for you! Duke University’s Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP) just announced that it is now offering the Duke Gifted Letter online and free of charge. The newsletter is filled with articles on educational and social-emotional issues relevant to the gifted population. TIP is not only offering the quarterly newsletter without a subscription, but is also including archives of all back issues at its Web site, along with a searchable database. In addition, users can comment on articles and engage in dialogue with other readers and the editors. When you click on an article title, not only does that article show up on the main page, but also links to other related articles and suggestions for further reading in books. If you click on the Subscribe icon near the top of the newsletter page, you can receive the quarterly newsletter via e-mail. This is a wonderful resource. Check it out.
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