SPECIAL MEMBERS ONLY
INVITATION TO
VIRTUAL PRESENTATION
On Saturday, March 5, at 10:00 a.m. -noon EST, the Minnesota Council for the Gifted and Talented (MCGT) will host “Supporting Gifted Children During Stress” with speaker Teresa Argo Boatman, PhD. MCGT has graciously opened registration to this upcoming event to MAGC members.
MAGC members will be receiving a separate epostcard with registration directions and a code to attend this event for only $10. Note that you will need to attend the virtual event live, as you will not have access to any of the recordings.
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Conspiracies, Curation, and Critical Reading:
Sorting the Good from the Biased, Online and Elsewhere
In today's world of information overload and clickbait polarization, knowing how to read critically and curate your sources—whether for a research paper or your own personal enlightenment—is an increasingly important, and nebulous, task. In this talk, we'll go straight to the belly of the beast: conspiracy theories! We will walk through a sample student research project on the wildly entertaining and fascinating world of conspiracy theories, including skills development in source evaluation, rhetorical analysis, and cultural criticism. We will discuss how to form our own personal "ethical reading roadmaps" as we navigate the modern communication landscape and its overwhelming abundance of news.
This presentation is geared to students in grades 6-12, parents, and teachers.
This VIRTUAL presentation is FREE and open to the public,
Monday, February 28, 2022
7 p.m.
For more information call 269-267-6513.