Resource Group for Gifted/Learning Disabled
Last modified January 24, 2004
The Resource Group for Gifted/LD was a loosely formed group started in the fall of 1994
in Charlottesville, Virginia. It consisted of parents and educators striving to raise awareness of the general population to these special individuals. We continued to find and share what
knowledge we discovered and advocated for the gifted/LD in a non-adversarial manner. RGGLD ceased to exist as a group in 2004.
Gifted/LD* sounds like a contradiction, but it is possible for someone to be both gifted and learning disabled. In fact, most people who are gifted/LD are not identified. This site may help you sort your way through these confusing issues.
RGGLD's founders will continue to research to find verifiable information located on the web.
- Bulletins
- View some of our group's past bulletins.
- Gifted/LD Characteristics
- What to look for
- Gifted/LD Strategies
- How you can work with a gifted/ld person as a parent or an educator.
- Resource Links
- Preschool
- Elementary
- Middle School
- High School
- College
- Homeschooling
- Related Sites
- Contributed Articles
- A user friendly article about gifted/ld, reprinted with permission from Prufrock Press Inc.'s Gifted Child Today
- Support Groups
*On our website RGGLD uses Gifted/ld when this group of people can also be referred to in the following terms: Twice Exceptional, Dual
Exceptionalities, LD/gifted, Gifted and Learning Disabled, Learning
Disabilities and Giftedness, Gifted Underachievers, Advocacy, or Cross
Over Children.
- Maintained by joyce@rggld.org
and
ccl5u@virginia.edu
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Last Maintained January 24, 2004