LINKS



**Davidson Institute for Talent Development** [|click here] The Davidson Institute is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting profoundly gifted students under 18. This website offers a database of scholarly articles written about gifted education. The link provided takes you to the database, where you can research more about gifted education, including the Enrichment Triad Model.

**National Association for Gifted Children** [|click here] This link will take you to the NAGC’s page that highlights the many different gifted program models that are used in schools today. You can click on each model to learn more specific details about how each model is set up.

**The National Center for Teaching Thinking** [|click here] The National Center for Teaching Thinking is an educational service origination that offers educational and training workshops to teachers, schools, and colleges. This website offers resources such as CDs, books, and lesson plans to help teachers integrate thinking skills into their classrooms. These lessons can be incorporated into the Enrichment Triad Model.

**Prufrock Press, Inc.** [|click here] This website offers a variety of books, resources, and other products for gifted teachers and parents of gifted children. It is basically similar to Amazon, yet specifically caters to gifted education. The resources that can be purchased on this website help aid in implementing the Enrichment Triad Model in your school.

**Renzulli Learning** [|click here] Dr. Renzulli created this online program to help teachers plan differentiated lessons that are tailor made for each student in half the time. By joining this program, your students can use the profiler function to determine their strengths, interests, and learning style preferences. It also offers thousands of lesson plans for teachers that match their students’ learning profiles.

**Youth Sport Trust** [|click here] Youth Sport Trust is an independent charity that was established in 1994 to build a brighter future for young people through PE and sport. One way they do this is by utilizing the Enrichment Triad Model in athletic instruction to help athletically gifted students. This link describes the step by step process of incorporating the Enrichment Triad Model in Physical Education classes.

**University of Connecticut: NEAG Center for Gifted Education and Talent Development** [|click here] This link will take you to the NEAG Center’s page on the Enrichment Triad Model. The University of Connecticut’s NEAG center is the leading center for gifted research. The NEAG center houses Dr. Joseph S. Renzulli, Dr. Sally M. Reis, Dr. Del Siegle and many more prominent leaders in the field of gifted education.