Featuring two decades' worth of original research, news from the field of gifted education, and advice on meeting the academic, social, and emotional needs of academically talented students. 

A blog for educators featuring advice on classroom challenges, best practices, tips, and free lesson plans. 

Navigator (4th–6th graders) and Insights (7th–10th graders) are Duke TIP's online magazines where TIPsters can explore feature articles, interviews with experts, and opportunities to contribute.  

Visit Navigator (4th–6th graders)

Visit Insights (7th–10th graders)

A series of research-based handouts that explain the core issues affecting gifted education programs in America today.  

A compendium of books and articles written by Duke TIP’s research team, with sections on program evaluation, talent identification, characteristics of gifted youth, self-concept, gender, motivation, testing, and research methods.  

Students read current, age-appropriate literature alongside other gifted and talented 4th–6th graders. We provide activities and guided reading questions to help connect the book to other subjects, foster discussion, and develop critical thinking skills. 

Provides advice on how to navigate school as an academically talented student. It covers topics like making friends, bullying, and developing important academic skills.  

Provides students, parents, and educators with information on educational programs designed for academically talented youth as well as contests and competitions of interest to gifted students.  

Our college-prep blog, including advice directly from Duke University’s admissions office.  

This report shows students how their ACT or SAT scores compare with those of other talent search participants.