Last updated: 05/01/2008
Gifted Conference PlannerspresentsBeyond IQ: Greater Boston
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| Friday, May 2, at BIQ Check-in for Friday will be between 8 and 9am, with a continental breakast. Lunch on Friday will also be with the Conference. In keeping with the theme of the weekend, a major focus of our discussions will deal with the notions of curriculum for social and emotional issues. In the morning, the plan is to explore the notion itself - is express inclusion of this matter appropriate, worth doing, within the job of schools, etc.? In the afternoon, we will go more deeply into the practicalities of it: Is it doable? Does it need separate coursework or is inclusion enough? How do we determine effectiveness? These and many more questions will be explored. As ever, the issues of underachievement, perfectionism, and acceleration will never be far away. Join our keynote, Sue Jackson, along with several other presenters in these intense sessions! Because of the design and size of our Friday programming, we tend to do a fair amount of individualization for the educators who join us. Let us know your interests. |
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| Saturday, May 3 | Conference Sessions (subject to changes and additions) | ||||||
| Time (Adult Program) |
Adult Program | Off Topic | Children (6-9 or as noted) |
Children (9-12 or as noted) |
All Children | Time (Children's Program) |
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| 8:00-9:00 A.M. | Registration - Breakfast breads, coffee and juice | 8:00-8:55 A.M. | |||||
| 9:00-10:15 | First Time BIQ Attendees Carolyn K. Carlisle |
When Imagination is More Important than Knowledge...The nature and needs of the creative mind in various domains. Maddi Wallach Hawthorne |
Casual Conversation Drawing Room |
Ice Breakers; Free Style Costuming Persis Thorndike Heritage B |
8:55-10:20 | ||
| 10:30-11:45 | Keynote In the Footprints of Genius Sue Jackson Hawthorne |
Improvisation Games Arika Cohen Heritage B |
How to Combat Global Warming, Creating a Community Campaign Colin Carlson Middlesex |
Games Heritage A |
10:25-11:50 | ||
| 12:00-1:15 P.M. | Lunch | Lunch - With Families | 11:50-1:10 P.M. | ||||
| 1:30-2:30 | The Social Skills Acquisition Process Anna Caveney Carlisle |
Gifted Kids and Groupwork Steve Balzac Hawthorne |
Depression and Self-Injury in Gifted Youth (and Adults)Zoë Thorkildsen Drawing Room |
Geometric Egg Carton Constructions Jenny Mosely Heritage B |
A Writer's Toolbox: Part 1 Tamora Pierce and Lis Davies Middlesex |
Games Heritage A |
1:25-2:35 |
| 2:45-4:00 | The Neurobiological Roots of Creativity Eric Van Carlisle |
Social Development in Highly Gifted, Homeschooled Children Melinda Stewart Hawthorne |
Casual Conversation |
6-12 years Zome Tools Lorel Shea Heritage B |
Without Conflict, There Can Be No Drama Arika Cohen Middlesex |
Games Heritage A |
2:40-4:05 |
| 4:15-5:30 | The Role of Social Emotional Content in all Curriculum for the Gifted Lisa Rainen Carlisle |
Kissing Cousins: Gifted Children and Third Culture Kids Wenda Sheard Hawthorne |
What is Normal? A Context for Giftedness Ryan Caveney Drawing Room |
Origami Susan Levitin Heritage B |
SET: The Math Behind the Game Alexa K. Middlesex |
Games Heritage A |
4:10-5:35 |
| Please join us Saturday evening at 8:00 PM for an Ice Cream Social for all attendees! |
Note: Program Information and Speaker Biographies can be found on the Presenters page.
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| Sunday, May 4 | Conference Sessions (subject to changes and additions) | ||||||
| Time (Adult Program) |
Adult Program | Off Topic | Children (6-9 or as noted) |
Children (9-12 or as noted) |
All Children | Time (Children's Program) |
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| 8:00-9:00 A.M. | Registration - Breakfast breads, coffee and juice | 8:00-8:55 A.M. | |||||
| 9:00-10:15 | We Already Teach a Social and Emotional Curriculum, But it's the Wrong One! Ryan Caveney & Josh Shaine Carlisle |
Give Them Wings Valerie Eichel Hawthorne |
Casual Conversation Drawing Room |
6-12 years Multimedia Art Susan Levitin Heritage B |
Manners for Mavericks: A Socratic Seminar Danielle Shylit Middlesex |
Games Heritage A |
8:55-10:20 |
| 10:30-11:45 | Thinking and Learning Styles Josh Shaine Carlisle |
Speaking Educator - the Translation Issue Kit Finn Hawthorne |
Casual Conversation Drawing Room |
Spellbinding Public Speaking, Scary Storytelling Arika Cohen Heritage B |
A Writer's Toolbox: Part 2 Tamora Pierce and Lis Davies Middlesex |
Games Heritage A |
10:25-11:50 |
| 12:00-1:15 P.M. | Lunch | Casual Conversation Drawing Room |
Lunch - With Families | 11:50-1:10 P.M. | |||
| 1:30-2:30 | A Conversation with Sue Jackson Sue Jackson Carlisle |
Hawthorne |
Casual Conversation Drawing Room |
Art Trading Cards Susan Levitin Heritage B |
My Favorite Books Tammy Pierce Middlesex |
Games Heritage A |
1:25-2:35 |
| 2:45-4:00 | Plenary Session Peekaboo! Hidden Curriculum and the Gifted Child Hawthorn |
Architectural Structures Persis Thorndike Heritage B |
6-12 years Boolean Logic Pete Gast Middlesex |
Games Heritage A |
2:40-4:05 |
Note: Program Information and Speaker Biographies can be found on the Presenters page.
Beyond IQ would like to thank Arisia Corp for the loan of materials for the Children's Program.
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