Dear ATDP student, parent or friend, If you are a student—whether still in high school, college or grad school—you’re surely looking forward to your life ahead, and the possible careers you might engage in given your skills, talents and interests. As you’ve been an ATDP student, I like to think that your experience with us […]
Read More →Giving to ATDP
ATDP supporter Joyce Ng and her neighbors exchange dog-walking duties when they go on vacation and donate to ATDP the funds they would otherwise have paid a dog walker. It has come to hundreds of dollars over the years—and is also part of the reason that Joyce and her neighbors are so aerobically fit! As […]
Read More →Bragging Rights
Please enjoy reading a few instructors’ remarks regarding their classes and their students. A note written by long-time Elementary Division instructor and Cal State East Bay professor Heather MacLeod to Nina that made it clear that we needed to share ATDP instructors’ words with you. Heather wrote: “May I brag about the parents of my […]
Read More →The Active Learning Alphabet Starts with “A, C, B”
Whether at their regular schools or at ATDP, our students are very able, very bright, and they love to learn. In fact, many ATDP students are accustomed to absorbing information so quickly and with such ease that they are truly startled when they come upon topics, subject, or huge sets of information that do not […]
Read More →Community Newsletter Vol. 1, I. 1
Dear ATDP students, parents, alumni, and friends, At ATDP we think of ourselves as a family. The program orientations held before each Division begins its session are our family reunions. But right about now, there isn’t any reason why we can’t get together (virtually) one more time before we start talking about 2009. The newsletter […]
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