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The workshop model is a great way to differentiate your instruction for all learners in your classroom. This post focuses on workshop for gifted students.
A neat Tagxedo representation of Gifted Education
Learn all about differentiating the products that your students complete as part of their learning journey. I'll define it for you, give you some important tips, show you an example of how I did this in my gifted classroom, and I'll even give you a list of ideas you can use in your own classroom.
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How do teachers know when to differentiate instruction and when to scaffold learning? Learn the similarities and differences between the two.
Interested in learning how to start, schedule, and manage an elementary Makerspace?! Check out these supply suggestions, organization tips, and more.
There are many reasons to shatter misconceptions about "giftedness." One of the most important is the frequency with which these children are misdiagnosed.
This syllabus is intended for high ability learners who have achieved, or are likely to achieve, a high grade in the Cambridge International A Level Mathematics examination.
Teaching vocabulary to your gifted students is something you ay have pushed aside, but it is SO important for them! Read this second post in my series about how I teach vocabulary from start to finish!
The evidence on ability grouping appears relatively well-known. The EEF Toolkit summarise the research findings thus: Overall, setting or streaming appears to benefit higher attaining pupils and be detrimental to the learning of mid-range and lower attaining learners. On average, it does not appear to be an effective strategy for raising the attainment of disadvantaged
Did you know there are three types of ADHD? Why do some doctors still use the term "ADD"? Get the answers, including information on diagnosis and treatment.
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Since its original publication in 1980, The Art of Electronics has been regarded as a masterpiece of electronic engineering. Engineers have hailed it as an indispensable, life-altering work which has greatly deepened their understanding and love of circuit design. The highly-anticipated third editio
"Gifted" children can be emotionally complex, intense and highly sensitive, especially if they're twice exceptional (2e).
There’s more to "giftedness" than concert halls or I.Q. scores. It’s a true type of neurodiversity that affects the whole child.
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This menu project is a great way to give students food vocabulary practice as well as choice in design of their own menus. This differentiated project can guide students through the brainstorming, planning and designing of their very own restaurant menus. This project is great for students who have ...
Blogger Ben Johnson shares multiple strategies for using sticky notes in the classroom.
Myths abound when it comes to GATE programs. When a student qualifies for GATE, it should always be needs-based.