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December 27, 2010

PISA Results and Their Implications for Gifted Education

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ljconrad: Pittsburgh, PA, United States; I am a gifted education advocate and work with gifted communities worldwide. I hold a B.A. degree in Sociology. On Twitter, I am the moderator of Global #gtchat Powered by the Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented held Fridays at 7PM EDT. An average of 1,200 tweets reaching 1.5 to 2 million Twitter accounts are devoted to this global discussion every week. I have expanded the reach of #gtchat to include a Facebook Page and Blog. Gifted Parenting Support is read in over 100 countries and its readership includes parents, educators, and academics. I have presented at the 2012 and 2013 TAGT Annual Conferences; 2012 TAGT Parents’ Conference; 2013 PAGE Conference; a Symposium on Gifted Parenting at the 2013 WCGTC Conference; and will present at the 2014 TAGT Annual Conference. I am a member of TAGT, PAGE, NAGC, and WCGTC. In 2013, I was named to NAGC’s Parent Editorial and Content Advisory Board. Currently, I am seeking opportunities to present at conferences, moderate your Twitter chat or to be your online community manager. I may be reached at ljconrad@yahoo.com

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