The May edition of The InterestEd Insight includes classroom strategies, gifted education reflections, summer learning ideas, and resources for educators and families preparing for the transition into summer.

Laura Mukerji shares news of her NAGC26 presentation on how challenge, autonomy, and curriculum design shape gifted learners’ motivation, identity, and long-term success.

. In this newsletter, I share recent writing, practical teaching ideas, and a look at what I’ve been building at InterestEd over the last few months!

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.

The Summer 2025 edition of the InterestEd Newsletter is here! This issue includes personal updates, gifted education insights, and practical teaching tips for curious minds.

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.

The Creative Writing Passport journal is officially here! Designed for grades 5–8, this creative writing companion helps students grow as writers through engaging prompts, challenges, and self-discovery.

Gifted learners think deeply and feel deeply. This guide explains key concepts like emotional intensity and asynchronous development and offers practical ways to create inclusive, caring environments.

The March 2025 edition of The InterestEd Insight includes updates on Laura’s GT certification journey, new creative projects, and fresh resources for educators and homeschool families.

Takeaways from this month’s edition
• Flexibility and curiosity are at the heart of every effective learning space
• Educators benefit most from practical, easy-to-use tools that save time
• Professional growth should feel inspiring, not overwhelming

Laura Mukerji shares her next chapter with InterestEd Educational Solutions as she begins the Gifted and Talented Graduate Program at UW Stevens Point. Learn how this milestone connects her consulting work, creative learning philosophy, and commitment to supporting gifted and curious students.

InterestEd Educational Solutions is growing in new and exciting ways. From launching the website and new resources to forming collaborations and teaching online, Laura Mukerji shares how InterestEd continues to expand its mission to support creative and flexible learning for all students.

I’m so glad you’re here. I started InterestEd Educational Solutions to create a space where learning feels personal, creative, and full of possibility. Whether you’re an educator, parent, or lifelong learner, this is a place to explore ideas, resources, and inspiration for nurturing curiosity and helping every student thrive.