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Online Webinar, Tuesday, December 2, at 7:00pm
Dr. Cunningham leads the Bright Lights Psychology Team. He is a school and clinical psychologist registered in Ontario. He also is an Associate Professor at UoT OISE and is Chair of the School and Clinical Child Psychology program.
Online Webinar Monday, December 8, 7:30-8:30 pm
Join Teo Salgado, an independent educational consultant, for a comprehensive overview of Canadian university application processes. He’ll cover admission requirements, timelines, costs, scholarships, and strategies for building a balanced university list. Whether your student is in grade 10 starting to research or in grade 12 preparing to apply, you’ll come away with clear steps and trusted resources to guide your next moves.
December 9th, 6:00pm in the Northern Library
On Tuesday, December 9th, the Northern Gifted Advisory Committee is pleased to present Barbara Lazarou, who will speak to us in person about the nature and needs of gifted children.
At the request of our speaker, this presentation is limited to Northern families only. This presentation will not be recorded. Families from other schools looking for support in organizing events at their schools are encouraged to reach out to the Toronto Chapter of ABC Ontario at abctoronto@abcontario.ca
This parent-friendly session offers an insightful look at the nature and needs of gifted children. We’ll cover common myths, social-emotional needs, perfectionism, underachievement, and the unique strengths and challenges many gifted learners experience. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation of your gifted child’s world, and resources to support their growth—both at home and at school.
Barbara brings more than 25 years of experience working in gifted and special education. She holds a Master’s degree in gifted education and is completing her doctoral research on supporting gifted and twice-exceptional learners. Throughout her career, Barbara has collaborated with families, educators, psychologists, and schools to better meet the needs of gifted students. She has created professional development sessions, presented internationally, and written on topics related to gifted and special education. Passionate about advocacy, Barbara is committed to ensuring that gifted learners and their families feel supported and empowered.