How did high school students unlock the mysteries of the brain? by Paul Bulakowski Summer 2011 was the fourth continuous year ATDP has offered a neuroscience class, and the course has evolved and adapted each year to new knowledge as it develops. I proposed and developed the course as a means of mentoring advanced ATDP […]
Read More →How Did They Do That?

As high as expectations are at ATDP, students and teachers frequently exceed them. Take an inside look at excellent student work in four ATDP courses.
Read More →How Did They Do That?

As high as expectations are at ATDP, students and teachers frequently exceed them. Take an inside look at excellent student work in four ATDP courses.
Read More →How Did They Do That?

As high as expectations are at ATDP, students and teachers frequently exceed them. Take an inside look at excellent student work in four ATDP courses.
Read More →Research at ATDP: Why We Do It and How It’s Used

Why does ATDP conduct research? What happens to the findings once ATDP research studies are completed? Learn about the different ways that ATDP researchers share their research findings with teachers, parents, researchers, and other educators.
Read More →Leaving ATDP Smiling

As the Director of the Academic Talent Development Program for the past 24 years, Nina Hersch Gabelko has created meaningful and lasting learning and teaching experiences for over 27,600 students and close to 700 teachers.
Read More →Continuing the Academic Conversation
As you may already know, Nina Hersch Gabelko – ATDP’s director for almost a quarter of a century – retired on October 1st and Adena Young has been named interim director. (In case you missed it, you can read Adena’s account of Nina’s tenure, which was published in the final newsletter of Summer ’11 [PDF, 1.7 Mb]) […]
Read More →New Website Coming Soon
Re-refashioning the Virtual ATDP by Sam Pierce In order to make it easier to access information and resources (including fellow students and families), much of our effort has been spent on ATDP’s online presence. Along with our usual course catalog, we’re looking forward to rolling out a new website this winter. It’ll look much like […]
Read More →Community Newsletter, Vol. 4, I. 1
Inside this issue… Features Continuing the Academic Conversation Leaving ATDP Smiling: A Look Back on Nina’s 44 Years of Service to Education Research at ATDP: Why We Do It and How It’s Used How did they do that? Cognitive Neuroscience Extra-Terrestrial Trigonometry First-Year Japanese Human Anatomy & Physiology New at ATDP Important dates for our 2012 […]
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