Ideas for Supporting Gifted or Underperforming Students
Supporting Gifted Students
Teaching Gifted Students
This article teaches a teacher to identify characteristics of gifted children and teaches how to deal with them.
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Challenge Your Top Students
10 ways to meet the needs of your advanced learners--and help the rest of your class, too!
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Tips for Teaching Gifted Students
Five strategies to meet the needs of students who are brilliant, but bored.
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Identifying and Nourishing Gifted Students
Let's broaden our definition of gifted students to include creativity, writing skills, musical and artistic talent, superior leadership and speaking skills, and moral character.
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Supporting Gifted Students
The teacher is mentoring a graduate teacher who is teaching a gifted class and discusses the demands of teaching this type of class.
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Do Gifted Students Require Special Support From School Counsellors?
Gifted students truly have different needs. Wood deepened her investigation and knowledge of how school counselors work with this special population.
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Debunking Myths About Gifted Students
The idea that gifted students do not need scaffolding is just one of the misconceptions that doesn’t help teachers or schools reach gifted kids efficiently.
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When We Don’t Cultivate Our Most Gifted Students
Gifted children need our help to flourish and solve the problems of tomorrow, and how we treat them at school is central to helping them get there.
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Gifted, Creative and Highly Sensitive Children
Our most gifted, sensitive and creative students are our canaries in the coal mine; they are more sensitive to the world around them and the reactions we see in them can teach us what our education system needs to be, believe, include and stop.
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