A fresh, ready-to-go Choice Board Toolkit designed for busy teachers who want to build student ownership and engagement through flexible learning options.

Discover ten lessons from homeschooling that can help classroom educators bring more flexibility, curiosity, and authentic learning into their classrooms.

Includes a free on-demand webinar and downloadable teaching tools.

I’m excited to share that I’ll be presenting at the 2025 WATG Conference on Gifted Education! My session explores what schools can learn from homeschooling gifted students—especially around flexibility, curiosity, and student-led learning.

This Fourth of July, try a simple curiosity challenge that blends art and reflection. Encourage kids to design a flag for the future—and spark meaningful conversations about creativity, values, and identity.

Rest is not wasted time—it is where creativity and reflection take root. Learn how “doing nothing” can help gifted kids process emotions, strengthen imagination, and grow with balance.

Gifted students often hold themselves to impossible standards, equating their worth with flawless performance. This post explores why perfectionism is common among gifted learners and how educators and parents can help them develop a healthier, more resilient mindset.

Discover how the SCAMPER framework transforms creative writing for gifted students. Learn to apply it in your ELA classroom and explore the classroom-ready Story Rewrite Challenge, available in printable and editable formats.

Choosing the right homeschooling approach doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Explore eight major homeschool methods, discover their benefits, and learn how to find your family’s best fit.

Gifted learners often excel quickly but struggle when faced with challenges. Discover practical strategies for fostering a growth mindset to help students build resilience, embrace effort, and view learning as an ongoing journey.

Holistic learning nurtures the whole student—intellectually, emotionally, socially, and creatively. Learn how simple classroom and homeschool practices can help students grow with curiosity, balance, and confidence.