It's THE truth, not A truth, not YOUR truth.
North Carolina, USA
- Tweets 69,560
- Following 3,970
- Followers 2,232
- Likes 88,704
Pinned Tweet
Does your family have highly #gifted children & in need of more support? In need of resources& advocacy? Has experienced school failure & want to #homeschool? BRIGHTLinks can help 💜💡🔗
2
5
22
2,805
Resolute Mama retweeted
An education theorist argued grouping kids by ability creates unfair “racially segregated classrooms.”
Her book helped fuel a movement to put beginners and advanced kids in the same classroom.
Here’s how that push has held smart kids back:
113
833
3,159
49,780
Its a No for me for sure!
For years, WCPSS took money meant for HVAC repairs/updates and spent it elsewhere.
WCPSS NEGLIGENCE created the issue that we're in now with broken units.
Vote NO on the bond to give them even more $$$ to waste.
#WCPSS #NCED @M4LWakeNC @WCPSS @NCAuditorBoliek
2
67
Resolute Mama retweeted
The International Gifted Consortium (IGC), Research Center Highly-Profoundly Gifted celebrates 11 years of global impact and dedicated service. To learn more or to join our efforts, check out IGC Updates and Happenings ~ Across the Globe 🌏 conta.cc/4hLQbTl
1
2
60
Any student can possess any characteristic, that's not Identification.
The right thing to do ID #Gifted and #Profoundlygifted students is look at IQ and Overexcitabilities.
Identification is laid out in the 2026 Gold Standards for Gifted Programming from the @GiftedConsortiu
can’t emphasize enough how incredibly FUBAR the American gifted “identification” process has become
It’s actually a thousand different processes and 3/4 of them suck
1
69
And yet, this is pretty much what MANY MANY parents of highly #gifted students are ultimately forced to do.
"It shouldn't be this hard to give our kids a great high school experience"
Direct quote from a new friend who just started homeschooling her 6th grader bc she was so advanced in math the school couldn't contain her.
Friend trying to find an in-person high school & is so disappointed in everything.
It shouldn't be possible for untrained homeschool moms to provide a superior education to educators who've been doing it for decades.
But it is.
7
144
We really live in an upside-down world when NOT paying to have your nails manicured and painted is somehow a "class" and "race" issue?
🤣
archive.is/mlzy5#&_intcmp=fn…
1
7
134
Resolute Mama retweeted
Strictly is OUT!
On Nikole Hannah Jones and how she has ruined the lives of black children in NY.
And she dares to blame the teachers.🤯
You will see me get pretty angry… 😊
youtu.be/yYcYPKSUIKA?is=R9TJ…
23
121
578
58,168
Maryanne Wolf never had a HG-PG child that started reading and comprehending at age 3.
Kids like this have a voracious appetite to consume all the words in the world through reading.
Id like to see her try to tell an HG-PG child to "wait until they're 6 years old "
🤣
"I even think that it’s really wrong for parents to ever try to push reading before 5," says Maryanne Wolf, director of the Center for Dyslexia, Diverse Learners and Social Justice at UCLA.
(1/n)
1
4
142
Resolute Mama retweeted
Acceleration can be an effective tool when paired with strong social-emotional support, true peers, mentoring, and an environment that matches the child’s whole development. Highly—Profoundly Gifted Programming Gold Standards (2026) PDF here giftedconsortium.org/highly-…
1
3
64
Resolute Mama retweeted
Access to like-minded peers, mentors-teachers, and practitioners provides opportunities to connect, to feel understood, to have reciprocal interactions, and to be able to see themselves in others; thereby creating a sense of camaraderie and belonging. giftedconsortium.org/highly-…
1
1
55
Years of research says failure to meet needs of gifted students leads to cognitive & affective harm.
If everyone knows, it is time to make a difference in schools.
Let's get districts to adopt the 2026 HG-PG #Gifted Programming Gold Standards & do better for these students 🙏
Underachievement and poor social-emotional development including anxiety, depression, and identity issues can be attributed to the failure to meet the cognitive and social-emotional development of children who are gifted. Identification is essential! giftedconsortium.org/highly-…
1
57
Resolute Mama retweeted
Unlike Nikole Hannah-Jones, who practiced what she preached about public education, Kamar Samuels, Mayor Mamdani's @DOEChancellor, sent his oldest child to The Browning School, a pricey private all-boys institution on the Upper East Side, for K to 5th grade. In 2020, Samuels transferred his son to a DOE middle school as he laid the groundwork to rise in the city system. Details:
substack.com/home/post/p-191…
Not mentioned in Nikole Hannah-Jones’ bombshell piece: Current @doechancellor Kamar Samuels served as Brooklyn’s District 13 superintendent in 2019 to 2022, overseeing the middle school that the writer’s daughter complained had killed her hopes of getting into a specialized high school. Samuels also oversaw struggling PS. 307, where Hannah-Jones now regrets sending her daughter. Then-PS 307 principal, Stephanie Carroll, is now the DOE’s Director of Literacy, and the school still shows abysmal reading and math scores well below the city average.
nytimes.com/2026/09/20/magaz…
10
24
116
30,229
The REAL 16+19th reason Nayjah was so poorly prepared for high school, had such huge gaps in her math, and zero study study skill is...
👉🏻2+2 does not ever actually equal 5
🤷🏼♀️
thefederalist.com/2026/09/23…
3
46
Resolute Mama retweeted
Shareholders of The New York Times filed a lawsuit today, arguing the paper has failed to meet its most basic obligation: to tell readers the truth and correct itself in a timely fashion when it doesn’t.
Exclusive for @TheFP here:
thefp.com/p/exclusive-shareh…
158
1,638
7,381
263,145
Always remember that people like Nikole Hannah-Jones, happily ushered in "equity" policy to sacrifice your children while sacrificing her own.
Her mea culpa article didn't address the even bigger mistakes she has made in education. #gifted
youtu.be/IVJXiAUJ8Is?is=qRyP…
60
Resolute Mama retweeted
Nikole Hannah-Jones admits her school experiment harmed her daughter. She still thinks the ideology that produced it was correct.
41
50
442
10,640
