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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions   FAQs are organized by category below.   Eligibility & Admissions Selecting a Course Financial Aid Course Logistics Online Learning Grading & Documentation Scheduling & Attendance Course Placement & Wait Pools   Eligibility & Admissions I have not been identified as “gifted” by my school. Is this program appropriate for me? Official […]Read More →

Program Policies

Program Policies   Attendance Code of Conduct Conditions of Enrollment Family Contact Nondiscrimination Refunds Research Attendance There are no excused absences at ATDP. As expectations are high and courses are fast-paced, even one absence makes it difficult to keep pace. Therefore, students are expected to attend every class session, whether the class is held in-person […]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]) […]

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The Research Cycle at ATDP

How Students and Teachers Teach Us About Learning Any teacher, student, administrator, or counselor involved with ATDP will tell you without hesitation that the program exists to serve students. Many of those same folks might also tell you that ATDP’s primary purpose would put it into opposition to the role of educational researchers. They might […]

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From Watts to Berkeley, Part 2

Part 1 (in the Summer ’09 issue): From Berkeley to Watts, and Back Again If this were an east coast prep school, we might say that it’s all about school ties—alumni of a prestigious institution making certain that valuable educational and social experiences are shared with people “just like them” (meaning others already targeted for […]

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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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