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LABS next week IEA E-newsletter February 2023 [View in your browser](3A%2F%2Fgo.educationaladvancement.org%2Fwebmail%2F781173%2F742882309%2Fea63f60e1983f2dd8f4a1056ac9438c50cbed932b82aba4898815c6c24653091?h=pqpJAo2--XPf1YyU2GxIdginhlRF3Z-xVDq9f_iKehA) [DONATE]( [VOLUNTEER]( [CONTACT US]( This year has already reminded us about the need for understanding, empathy and the importance of community. We have many events and programs coming up and are grateful for the togetherness we share with all of you. Gifted Support Group . . Opportunities to Activate Talents and Passions at Home with Dr. Jessica Manzone Date: Monday, February 6, 2023 Time: 6:00 PM PST Location: Zoom . During this presentation, Dr. Manzone will discuss a set of strategies for engaging gifted learners in conversations at home. This interactive session will provide parents with some prompts for turning dinner conversations into opportunities to stimulate passions, interests, and talents. ABOUT THE SPEAKER Jessica Manzone is an Assistant Professor of Practice in the College of Education at Northern Arizona University. She was a classroom teacher and instructional coach before entering higher education. Jessica currently serves as lead faculty for the Arizona Teacher Residency where she works to prepare graduate students for future careers serving their local communities. Jessica’s research interests include curriculum and instruction for diverse gifted and advanced students. Jessica speaks at state, national, and international conferences on gifted education and provides demonstration lessons for school districts related to curriculum and instruction. [RSVP Now]( CDB Scholarship Info Session . [The Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship]( . Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship Informational Session #2 Date: Thursday, February 16, 2023 Time: 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM PST Online via Zoom . The Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship applications are now open! Prepare by registering to attend our second Zoom informational session. Program Director Bonnie Raskin and Manager of Advanced Programs-Upper School Mallory Aldrich will provide general information regarding the application and offer a time for questions and answers. [RSVP to Attend]( Yunasa Summer Camp . Geared toward the unique needs of gifted children while offering all the enjoyment of a traditional summer sleep-away camp, Yunasa provides a combination of traditional camp activities and special workshops designed to help gifted children learn more about themselves as they develop greater awareness and self-acceptance. ​​​​​​Applications are now open. The deadline to submit is March 17, 2023. [Apply Now]( Monthly Highlights . Picture of the Month [An instructor holds two green funnel shaped objects in front a young girl in a magenta sweater] An IEA student uses his problem-solving skills to build a structure with popsicle sticks, straws and marshmallows. Do you have photos of your children participating in IEA learning opportunities? Email them to [ieagifted@educationaladvancement.org](mailto:ieagifted@educationaladvancement.org?subject=Re%3A%20Call%20for%20Photos) and we may feature them in the newsletter. [Upcoming Events]( Tuesday, Feb. 6 Gifted Support Group (Online) Thursday, Feb. 16 Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship Info Webinar #2 Saturday, Feb. 25 Yunasa Virtual Winter Booster Tuesday, Mar. 7 Gifted Support Group (In-person) [Institute for Educational Advancement logo] [Update Email Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe]( Institute for Educational Advancement 569 S. Marengo Ave. Pasadena, CA 91101 (626) 403-8900 [www.educationaladvancement.org](

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