Policies on gifted education vary across states and among school districts. You don't have to be a gifted education teacher to help make school more productive, and more enjoyable, to your gifted students.
Theories on GiftedDip your toes in the water. What does it mean to "be gifted?"
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Identification ModelsIn order to support your gifted learners, you need to start with a solid identification model.
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Recognizing UnderachievementGiftedness can be more difficult to recognize in some students.
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What You Can Do:
DifferentiationDifferent students have different needs. Some students learn faster than others. Some students need more time on task. Discover some strategies for differentiation that will help you optimize your students' learning.
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Curriculum CompactingCurriculum compacting is a technique that allows you to make curriculum adjustments for students who have already mastered the material.
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EnrichmentEnrichment strategies can be used in the regular classroom, as pull-out programming, or as after school programming.
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