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Whatever your role, wherever your location, the TAGT Annual Professional  Development Conference is your premier opportunity to learn how to meet the unique needs of the gifted and talended children in your life, and to connect with thousands of your peers. We're working hard to make this conference the best yet, so stay tuned and mark your calendar! Tweeting about the conference? Use hashtag #tagt09. (What's a tweet? What's a hashtag?)

2009 Executive Board Slate

The 2009 Executive Board Slate (PDF) is now available.

Social Networking Survey

The results are in, and they're overwhelming! Social Networking is here to stay! Now you can Follow us on Twitter, Find us on Facebook and prepare for even more exciting collaborative solutions coming soon!

2009 Legislative Session

Find out what's going on in the Texas Legislature and what you can do to help on the Advocacy and Government Relations Page

Peer Reviewers

Tempo is now accepting applications for peer reviewers.  If you are interested in reviewing manuscripts for Tempo, we encourage you to download the peer reviewer application, fill it out and electronically send it back along with a copy of your resume or vitae to the editor, Dr. Cindy Little at:  cynthia_little@baylor.edu.  Serving as a peer reviewer is a rewarding experience as peer reviewers play a major role in mentoring new authors and assisting in maintaining high standards for the contents of the journal.

The Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented (TAGT) is an organization of educators and parents dedicated to meeting the unique needs of gifted and talented students. TAGT promotes the awareness of the unique social, emotional, and intellectual needs of gifted and talented students in an effort to ensure that they are provided appropriate educational services.