Gifted Educational Resources

for Families, Educators, and Students

Resources for
Educators

Check out the resources for educators including Summer Opportunities and online links!

Resources for
Families

Check out the resources for families including references and online links!

Resources for
Students

Discover the world of art, reading, math, science, geography, history, and games online with our student resources!

Resources for Educators

Testing & Assessment Resources

Request SIG Catalogs

To request SIG catalogs or other materials for your school, please contact us at (866) 303-4744 or complete the online form.

Materials to Download:

SIG Residential and Day Flyer – Summer 2016

Share SIG Information

For educators who wish to share information about SIG programs with their students, here is some short text about SIG programs that you can use in emails, newsletters, etc.

How would you like to teach or supervise gifted students this summer?

Working at a SIG program is a wonderful opportunity to expand your knowledge and expertise within the field of education. SIG is always looking for qualified individuals to join our academic and administrative teams. With campus locations nationwide, there is sure to be a residential or non-residential role and program that is right for you. Continue to develop your skills and passion for teaching this summer, while working with a remarkable group of students.

View summer opportunities available at SIG!

Resources for Families

SIG is delighted to be a program of the National Society for the Gifted and Talented. This exciting not-for-profit organization is dedicated to celebrating and advancing the abilities and potential of gifted and talented students around the country.

Find out more

SIG is proud to offer a variety of professional development and parent workshop services for Program Coordinators, Administrators, Teachers of the Gifted, Classroom Teachers, other Educators and Parents of Gifted Children. Please contact us at (866) 303-4744 x5101 for more information.

Gifted and Talented Organizations

National Associations

State Associations

University Resources

IGGY is an international, social and educational network for gifted children ages 13-18 created by the UK’s University of Warwick. It gives members access to interactive educational resources and allows them to work with top academics, student mentors and other gifted young people around the world to exchange ideas, debate, and learn and explore in a safe environment. IGGY focuses on providing in-depth content in the core subjects of Math, English, Science, History, Politics and Life Skills.

International students planning to attend programs in the U.S. may have a need to test their English language proficiency. There are several services that provide language testing, including:

TOEFL

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is a widely recognized English language test used primarily for college admissions. Testing is offered in both internet-based and paper-based formats and results are recognized by more than 7,500 colleges, universities and agencies in over 130 countries.

TOEFL study guide by Prof. Dennis Masino and Jackie Giuliano, Ph.D: The Discover Business MBA Guide: How to Study for the TOEFL

IELTS

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) measures true-to-life ability to communicate in English for education, immigration and professional accreditation. It is recognized by almost 6,000 organizations worldwide.

iTEP

iTEP (International Test of English Proficiency) is an Internet-based, general-purpose English assessment tool developed by Boston Educational Services. The test takes approximately 90 minutes to complete and delivers accurate, reliable results.