This week's episode features Pete Hinojosa, founder of Omega Quest and Quest Leadership Dynamics. Pete shares his powerful journey from educator to corporate leadership developer, discussing his work to inspire leaders and foster personal growth. We delve into leadership development for gifted students, the importance of self-image, and practical strategies to empower the next generation of leaders. Don't miss this insightful conversation that bridges the world of education and leadership, offering valuable takeaways for both teachers and practitioners.

Suggested Resources

www.awalkwithmyfather.com

www.questld.com

Pete@questld.com

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In the first episode of Season 6 of the TAGT Podcast, renowned psychologist Robert Sternberg joins us to explore the evolving landscape of gifted education and why traditional methods focused on IQ and academic success fall short in preparing students for real-world challenges. Sternberg introduces the concept of "transactional giftedness", advocating for a more holistic approach that encourages students to use their talents to positively impact society. He emphasizes the importance of fostering creativity as an attitude and balancing intelligence with wisdom, ensuring that students not only excel academically but also contribute to the greater good. With personal stories and practical advice for educators, this episode offers valuable insights for rethinking how we nurture gifted students both in and beyond the classroom.

Suggested Resources

www.robertjsternberg.com

robert.sternberg@cornell.edu

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In this enlightening episode, we dive into the world of gifted education with Dr. Susan Johnsen, a seasoned expert and advocate in the field. Dr. Johnsen shares her journey to becoming a pivotal figure in special and gifted education. She discusses the evolution of gifted education, the challenges of serving underrepresented groups, and the importance of minimizing bias in assessment tools. Dr. Johnsen's insights highlight the need for holistic and equitable approaches to identifying and nurturing gifted students, especially those from low-income backgrounds. She also addresses the impact of historical and current educational policies on gifted programs and shares strategies for effective advocacy and leadership in education. Join us as we explore the keys to creating inclusive and supportive environments for all students to thrive.

Suggested Resources

susan_johnsen@baylor.edu

This episode of the TAGT Podcast was sponsored by our friends at Renzulli Learning and Numinds Enrichment.

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