The GTISD project has been included as a European Talent Center within ECHA. The Talent Centers are a network of centers that are a meeting point for young people with high abilities.
Talent Center
About
Talent Center
ABOUT ECHA
European Council for High Ability
Throughout Europe there is a growing awareness of the needs of our most able individuals; in recent years increasing interest in this area of child development has generated new forms of practice in education, numerous research programmes and studies, a growth in the number of societies for parents of highly able children and, indeed, a growth in concern for highly able people of all ages.
ABOUT ETSN
European Talent Support Network
The European Talent Support Network is a continuously transforming and developing system, with the European Talent Centres that are its hubs and the so-called European Talent Points being nodes acting as equal members. It was officially founded on 29 September 2015, in the Brussels European Parliament building, in the presence of senior EU officials and MEPs.
Our Advisory board
Leire Aperribai
from Spain
Universidad del País Vasco
Dolores Valadez
from Mexico
Universidad de Guadalajara (UdeG)
Ana Antunes
from Portugal
Universidad de Madeira
Gabriela López
from Mexico
Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos (UAEM)
Rose Ragni
from Brazil
Federal University of São Carlos
Lara Milán
from Italy
LabTalento and SEM Italy
Leire Aperribai
from Spain
Universidad del País Vasco
Lara Milán
from Italy
LabTalento and SEM Italy
Rose Ragni
from Brazil
Federal University of São Carlos
Dolores Valadez
from Mexico
Universidad de Guadalajara (UdeG)
Gabriela López
from Mexico
Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos (UAEM)
Ana Antunes
from Portugal
Universidad de Madeira
Name of organisation:
Spanish: Grupo de trabajo e investigación en superdotación (GTISD)
English: Gifted work and research group
European Talent Centre data
Email: info@gtisd.net
Facebook: www.facebook.com/gtisd
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atenea_ull/
Current activities:
PIPAC
It is a program aimed at both gifted students and their families, which is implemented from October to June each year, with a comprehensive approach, giving great relevance to socio-affective aspects. Thus, during the first trimester self-knowledge is addressed, in the second, interaction with others and in the third, teamwork. In the 15 years that it has been in operation, it has served nearly 200 families.
ATENEA
The Atenea Mentoring Program is a specific program for high-ability university students, which is developed under the direction of the Vice-Rector’s Office for Students, Employability and Campus Guajara, the Group for Applied Research in Behavioral Sciences (GIACCo) and the * Association of High Intellectual Capacities of the Canary Islands .