Courses offered in the Talented and Gifted Endorsment begin on Monday and end on Sunday.
The Iowa Talented and Gifted Association hosts an annual conference that students in the TAG Endorsement can attend for credit. Students attend the conference and submit assignments online. The Iowa Talented and Gifted Conference counts for the Psychology or Programming strand. The Annual Conference is typically held in October. Access the ITAG Association website for conference dates and details.
This opportunity will help you challenge the gifted learner through application of theory, research, and practical experiences as a result of attendance, observation, and/or interaction with conference keynote speakers and other break out session presenters. Experts in the field of gifted education, as well as experienced educators from across the state, will present. Topics include successful practices, significant issues and theoretical guidelines related to serving the varied needs of gifted and talented students. Conference strands include creativity, curriculum for gifted and talented learners, gifted essentials, social emotional issues, and special populations.
Todd Hodgkinson
Professor of Education
todd.hodgkinson@drake.edu
303-594-0924
Program Admission
soegradadmission@drake.edu or 1-800-44-DRAKE x2552
“While there are many programs to choose from, what set Drake University aside from all the others was the personalized attention I received from the start."
Deanna Buccella has been an educator for 29 years and is currently a Talented and Gifted Teacher in Barnegat, New Jersey. She is currently enrolled in the Talented and Gifted program at Drake University.