Welcome to ATDP, first time parents and students, we hope that this will not be the last time that you are here. To the returning students and parents, welcome back for another year and another class.
Read More →Secondary Division Welcome & Student Orientation: June 2
Secondary Division’s orientation for students and families is this Saturday, June 2. Attend the 9:00 am or 11:00 am session to meet your instructor, ask questions, and get to know the UC Berkeley campus.
Read More →Math Placement Testing (Update: Make-up test dates available)
Testing begins at 1:45 PM on Saturday, May 19. Read on for directions to Tolman Hall and to find your testing classroom location.
Read More →ATDP office closed during move, reopens April 16
Secondary Division Course Availability
As of Thursday, March 1, 2012 The courses listed below are full, and we are unable to place more students in these classes: SD3235.1 Programming in Java (AM) SD3239 Computer Engineering SD3259 Business & Finance While our application deadline has passed, we are continuing to accept applications if space permits. However, we are unable to […]
Read More →On “Rethinking Giftedness and Gifted Education”
Interim Director Adena Young interviews ATDP Faculty Director and Talent Development Researcher Frank Worrell on his recent article in Psychological Science in the Public Interest.
Read More →Community Newsletter, Vol. 4, I. 2
Inside this issue… News & Announcements Nine Tips for Navigating the Application Process Course Catalogs Ready for 2012 – See What’s New! Spotlights How to Get to Sesame Street: A San Francisco Counselor Finds Herself in Nigeria Bragging Rights: Christina Büchmann, Advanced Reading & Writing Unlikely Twins: Making Peer Effects Explicit Inside ATDP Courses Take […]
Read More →Course Catalogs Ready for 2012 — See What’s New!
We’ll soon be mailing our 2012 summer catalogs to students who attended in summer 2010 or 2011. It’s not only updated but also redesigned to make it easier for applicants to find the information they need.
Read More →Unlikely Twins: Making Peer Effects Explicit
Public mass transportation policy is a career path for two ATDP alumni. Their post-secondary education and career paths are as similar as their pre-collegiate lives were dissimilar, until each came to ATDP.
Read More →Functioning First Graders
A visiting high school teacher complained to an ATDP instructor that her students weren’t grasping the concept of functions. To help, they went to see Hannah Margulis-Kessel’s first-grade students performing “Mathmagic!”
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