Integrating Gifted Students
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Hand Washing Videos for Students Who Know How
As schools face the daunting task of keeping H1N1 and other diseases out of the classroom, gifted kids get bored with the same annual message. Some videos make it fun. more...
Websites for Gifted Kids after Classwork is Done
When students are done with their work, they often go to the computer. Teachers should guide students tho sites that offer educational experiences. more...
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How to Teach Gifted Non-Readers
By: Susan Hyde
Gifted non-readers require differentiated instruction that combines higher level thinking skills with language rich activities that appeal to a variety of learning styles more...
Advocating for Gifted Students
By: Susan Hyde
Advocacy is often necessary if gifted students are to receive an appropriate education. Cooperation between parents and teachers ensures that learning needs will be met. more...
Academic Options for Gifted Students
By: Susan Hyde
Differentiation, subject acceleration and grade skipping are alternatives for advanced students who require more challenging classroom activities. more...
By: Douglas Parker
Gifted students can take leadership roles as a school's culture turns toward conflict resolution. more...
Bullying and the Gifted Student
By: Douglas Parker
While bullying in schools is almost a given these days, changing the way conflicts are handled can be the key to addressing bullying and teasing. more...
Gifted children can be taught to harness their drive to succeed in healthy, productive ways that make both their lives, and their parent's lives less stressful. more...
By: Douglas Parker
When gifted children misbehave in the classroom, is it ADD-ADHD, or are they just bored to distraction? more...
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