The Psychology Podcast Joy Lawson Davis and Deb Douglas || Empowering Underrepresented Gifted Students
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Dec 23, 2021 Joy Lawson Davis, a renowned educator with over 40 years in gifted education and author of *Bright, Talented & Black*, joins Deb Douglas, an experienced gifted program director. They dive into the vital conversation about underrepresented gifted students and the cultural barriers they face. Self-advocacy is highlighted as an essential skill for these students. The discussion also explores inclusive identification methods, misconceptions around IQ testing, and the importance of equitable access to gifted programs to foster a supportive environment that nurtures diverse potential.
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Underrepresented Gifted Students
- Underrepresented gifted students include Black, Latinx, low-income, twice-exceptional, LGBTQ+, and rural students.
- These groups face unique cultural barriers and often lack access to appropriate resources and support.
Equity and Excellence
- The guests advocate for equity and excellence in gifted education.
- They believe gifted programs shouldn't be cut but made more inclusive.
Broadening Gifted Identification
- Change identification processes in gifted education.
- Look for gifted characteristics in non-traditional ways, going beyond test scores and grades.
