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Gifted Resources Home Page
If you have a gifted and talented child, visit this site for links to summer school programs, talent searches, specialized schools, and other educational enrichment sources. You'll also find publications, organizations, and pen pal exchanges for gifted students.
ADOL: Adolescence Directory On-Line
This guide contains online resources about the issues faced by today's teens. If your teen is struggling with eating disorders, alcohol, violence, or a variety of other issues, you can help them cope with the resources on this Web site.
Education World's Special Education Center
Visit Education World for a whole set of resources for special needs and gifted students. Whether you need to put an end to a new misbehavior, provide your gifted child with new challenges, or get special resources for disabled children, you'll find some of the Web's best resources here. Then meet with other parents and teachers on the Special Education discussion board.
Adoption.com
The best features of this site are the chat rooms and message boards for adoptive parents, adopted children, and birth mothers. Their library also has great information on a variety of adoption issues. Find an adoption lawyer or support group in your area.
LD Online
If your child has a learning disability, this site is a must. Experts describe the basics about learning disabilities and bring articles, events, personal essays, chat groups, and online newsletters to interested teachers and parents.
National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC)
This organization provides publications and resources for parents with gifted and talented children. Evaluate your child's abilities, learn about gifted education, and find summer and enrichment programs to tease students' brains.
National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities
This clearinghouse allows you to ask an expert a question about special needs or obtain a referral to a national or local organization. Find publications and information on specific disabilities, special education programs, education rights, and early intervention.
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