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Gifted at 7 and ADHD at 37: My Story and The Costs of Overlooking Twice-Exceptionality
Have you ever cried so hard you could not speak or breath? Scream-cried so loudly someone thought you broke a bone? Less than a month ago I had one of these moments. I cried a deep cry of hurt, anger, and resentment. A cry of complete confusion. I felt betrayed...
Leaving Genius on the Table: Colin Seale to Deliver Keynote in Lexington, KY for Kentucky Association for Gifted Education Conference.
Please join Colin Seale, Founder & CEO of thinkLaw at the Marriott Griffin Gate in Lexington as the Kentucky Association for Gifted Education celebrates 40 years of advocacy and service for Kentucky's gifted children and youth and the founding of KAGE. The 2020...
Gray is The New Black: Colin Seale to Deliver Keynote in Riverside, CA for Child Workforce Development Services Conference.
Policies and procedures are never enough. Before founding thinkLaw, our Founder and CEO Colin Seale had a multitude of experience when it comes to advocating and speaking on child welfare issues. As an educator, an analyst at the largest child welfare agency in...
thinkLaw Founder & CEO Colin Seale will be presenting at Arizona Assocation for Gifted & Talented 2020 Annual Conference
20/20 Vision Creators and Innovators in Gifted Education Please join thinkLaw Founder & CEO Colin Seale at the Black Canyon Conference Center in Phoenix, Arizona for two full days of learning, networking, and gifted education synergy! Sessions on differentiation,...
Join Colin Seale thinkLaw Founder & CEO at The National ESEA Conference Conference for: “Critical Thinking as the Key to Classroom Management”
Colin Seale| Founder & CEO of thinkLaw Every educator has “that” student. That brilliant student who is a born leader, innovator, and amazing problem solver that also happens to be a frequent flier in disciplinary referrals, detentions, and the principal’s...
5 Reasons Black History Month Still Matters
Black History Month happens every February. But before we hit Groundhog Day, every February starts with a passionate chorus of folks who question whether this month is sufficient. Commentators often argue, convincingly, that celebrating the accomplishments,...
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