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🎓 The Gifted Institute of Denmark is hosting an online conference on May 15th, and it promises to be a fantastic event for anyone interested in gifted education, neurodiversity, and cognitive development.

📽️ Here are some teaser clips from the speakers:

👉 Linda Silverman on IQ testing (10-min preview – a must-watch):
https://youtu.be/3rlp2zSBQ48?si=ju70K0VlGk9X2Ay9

🎥 Short speaker clips:
• Heidi Lack: https://youtube.com/shorts/_JJxERVwjSw?feature=share
• Fernette Eide: https://youtube.com/shorts/Ju00oxkg438?feature=share
• Linda Silverman: https://youtube.com/shorts/TUaIsj24QgA?feature=share

🔗 Explore more videos from past conferences and interviews on the Gifted Institute’s YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/

💡 You can register for the conference here:
https://gifted-institute.nemtilmeld.dk/30/

Feel free to share widely—this is a great opportunity for educators, parents, and professionals working with gifted and twice-exceptional learners!

Gifted Institute Conference 2025 - MAGE link | Gifted Institute Gifted Institute is hosting their annual conference on giftedness Thursday May 15th 2025. This year the conference theme is "Giftedness - getting it right"

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