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What is AIG Enrichment?
AIG (Academically and Intellectually Gifted) Enrichment (formally Talent Development) is a program designed to provide enrichment and extension activities to students who demonstrate a consistent need for enrichment and extension. Through the NEAT (Nurture, Enrich, and Accelerate so students can Thrive) framework, students get the opportunity to think critically and flexibly, problem solve, complete complex tasks, consider multiple perspectives, and collaborate with like-minded peers. Students are not called or labeled AIG, although they can receive the identification through the Universal Gifted Screening process in 2nd grade or rescreening that takes place in Grades 3-5. More information is shared on this process at the beginning of every school year.
Check out some student work samples below!
"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day;
teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."
About me
Hello! This is my 10th year in education. I am a UNC Chapel Hill graduate (Go Heels!) where I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education. I also have a Graduate Certificate from UNCC in Advanced Studies. I love helping students develop a passion for learning by tapping into their abilities and creativity.
I am an avid reader, runner, dog lover, movie watcher, and traveler! I am a soon-to-be mom of a baby girl, arriving in early October!
"Work hard, be kind, and amazing things will happen."
Resources
Check out these links below for some enrichment activities you can do at home!
It's going to be a GREAT year!
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