Confratute 47

at the University of Connecticut

 July 13-17, 2025

 

Frequently Asked Questions

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Schedule Overview

 

Half-day Online Learning Event

Events happening: January 29, February 26 & March 26.

 

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WHAT ATTENDEES ARE SAYING ABOUT CONFRATUTE: 

“Hands down the most inspiring, welcoming, and rewarding gifted teacher conference."

“Confratute was just the bump I needed at this point in my career…”

“Confratute is the best conference I’ve attending because of all the experiences you’ve created…”

“Amazing experience and life changing!” 

2024 Session Topics

Schoolwide Enrichment Model (SEM) Implementing a Strengths-Based Model for 2e Learners Identifying and Developing Mathematical Talent Why the Arts Matter Now More Than Ever
Books as Hooks for Lifelong Learning Creativity in Writing Supporting Social and Emotional Needs in the Classroom Developing Scientific Talent
Understanding Motivation and Reducing Underachievement Mathematics: Conceptual Knowledge vs. Procedural Knowledge Designing Type I Learning Experiences Creating strength-based enrichment programs for students with ASD
Compacting and Differentiation Teaching with Concepts to Support Depth and Engagement Engaging Students in Enjoyable Reading with SEM-R Thinking skills
Facilitating Type III Projects Enrichment Clusters The Scholar Identity Model™ Geometric Origami
Mindfulness in the Classroom Mathematical Writing and Creativity in Mathematics

LEARN HOW TO DIFFERENTIATE, ENRICH, AND ENGAGE ALL LEARNERS IN LIVE INTERACTIVE SESSIONS, DAILY KEYNOTES, AND SPECIAL TOPIC SESSIONS!!

Infuse enjoyment, engagement, and enthusiasm for learning into your teaching

Implement research-based enrichment and differentiation strategies

Participate in personal and highly engaging work with experts in the field

Learn how to implement the Schoolwide Enrichment Model (SEM)

Interact with educators from around the globe

 

 

Confratute Offers:

A VARIETY OF STRANDS that are intensive, 3-day mini-courses.

MINI-KEYNOTES about relevant research and trends in regular and gifted education.

INVITED SPEAKERS who are authors and researchers such as Joseph Renzulli, Sally Reis, Susan Baum, Jann Leppien, Rachel McAnallen, and Del Siegle.

SPECIAL TOPIC SESSIONS on a variety of topics such as creativity, thinking skills, underachievement, and more.

SEM LEADERS FORUM strands on curriculum development and more, designed for principals and administrators.

It's a CONFerence and an InstiTUTE with a lot of FRATernity in between!