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Everyday Genius Sightings

SENG Annual Conference

Hoagies Gifted Education

The New Social Worker

AEGUS

National Conference

October 15-19, 2008

Frankfurt International Book

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Salisbury author writes a story for every style of learning

Barbara Esham has an IQ of 130, but often gets lost while driving. She mastered high-level math with ease, but has trouble remembering basic spelling rules. She calls herself "spicy" -- a term she created to describe exceptionally smart people who aren't exceptionally good at everything. Click to read article

The National Association of Gifted Students Invites us to Florida

They just couldn't get enough of David an

d Carolyn’s imagination, so they invited us to host a creativity session at their annual conference.  To learn more about this Association visit their site.

Way to go Carolyn and Fredrick

Little did Carolyn know that her story would one day be reviewed by the American Library Association Booklist.  Read what they have to say about Stacey Coolidge’s Fancy Smancy Handwritting!

The Entire Gang Receives The Prestigious Parents’ Choice Award

We are very excited to announce that If Your So Smart How Come You Cant Spell Mississippi and Last to Finish, A Story About the Smartest Boy in M

ath Class has received a 2008 Parents’ Choice Recommended Award.  In addition Stacey and Max received a 2008 Parents’ Choice Approved Award. 

Read what they had to say about our super smart gang by going to the Parents’ Choice Award website

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Listen to the NPR interview with author Barbara Esham and Hannah Miller of Barnes & Noble

The crew has joined together with

CREATE Everyday Geniuses so we can bring our message into the classroom. 

Workshops are now being conducted in 2nd and 3rd grade classes.

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The Adventures of Everyday Geniuses: Author Barbara Esham celebrates the uniqueness of every child

There is no better way for Baltimore families to celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss than to explore books from a local author. Like Dr. Suess, Barbara Esham is a children’s author who recognizes and celebrates the uniqueness of each young mind. Recognizing that each child is gifted with indi

vidual strengths and challenges, Esham uses children’s literature to reexamine common assumptions about learning and intelligence.   Traditional teaching methods and academic expectations may not effectively facilitate learning for all children. Esham’s ultimate goal is to revolutionize education by redefining the concepts of learning, creativity, and intelligence.

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