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Tuesday October 8, 2024 10:15am - 11:15am CDT
This session will focus on attaining a deeper understanding of being Latino and gifted in the American educational system. Increasing gifted Latino representation and retaining them in your school’s gifted is a missed opportunity that will enrich the diversity in the gifted population. Research continues to show there is a considerable disparity of Latino students being identified and retained in gifted programs. To address this, we will present three parts: 1. Developing a deeper understanding of key cultural considerations that are unique to Latino students; 2. Reflect on current practices which may exacerbate representation and retention in gifted programs and services; and 3. Learn effective strategies to help main stakeholders meet the social and cognitive needs of gifted Latino students.
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avatar for Dr. German Alonso Diaz Cardenas

Dr. German Alonso Diaz Cardenas

Teacher, Milwaukee Public Schools
My name is German Diaz. Currently, I work as a Javits Teacher-coach in the Milwaukee Public School District (MPS). I am a native of Colombia who is passionate about education, social justice, and multiculturalism. I have been working with the district for about fourteen years. My... Read More →
avatar for Dr. Martha Lopez

Dr. Martha Lopez

Gifted & Talented Program Support Teacher, Milwaukee Public Schools
Tuesday October 8, 2024 10:15am - 11:15am CDT
Tundra EF

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