Gifted and talented students exist everywhere, in every community and in every classroom. The exact numbers are difficult to determine due to the many definitions of giftedness including a current trend ~o broaden those definitions to include multi-dimensional intelligences (Gardner, 1983). Such broad definitions mean that large numbers of students fall into the various categories. However, as Helmberger (1980) states, a teacher may have difficulty identifying the gifted and talented members of a class since they may not immediately stand out in the group
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Gifted and Talented Education programs are not often viewed as a necessary expenditure for school di...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
2011-07-19Teachers have the responsibility to educate a diverse group of students in heterogeneous c...
Educators are continually searching for ways to meet the unique needs of gifted and talented student...
Recognizing the important role that classroom teachers play in the referral of students for possible...
Recognizing the important role that classroom teachers play in the referral of students for possible...
2002This multiple case study was conducted to explore how four regular classroom teachers, who have...
Gifted middle school students may not always be provided with a differentiated curriculum that ensur...
Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Melbourne, Faculty of Education, 1999Curriculum differentiation has be...
During their teaching program, pre-service teachers participated in a course concerning teaching in ...
The new National Curriculum for schools in England & Wales stresses the need for 'differentiation' ...
The purpose of this project is to create two curriculum differentiated reading units designed to mee...
Gifted children are special. Their potential, properly developed, is the clay from which teachers m...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Gifted and Talented Education programs are not often viewed as a necessary expenditure for school di...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
2011-07-19Teachers have the responsibility to educate a diverse group of students in heterogeneous c...
Educators are continually searching for ways to meet the unique needs of gifted and talented student...
Recognizing the important role that classroom teachers play in the referral of students for possible...
Recognizing the important role that classroom teachers play in the referral of students for possible...
2002This multiple case study was conducted to explore how four regular classroom teachers, who have...
Gifted middle school students may not always be provided with a differentiated curriculum that ensur...
Thesis (M.Ed.)--University of Melbourne, Faculty of Education, 1999Curriculum differentiation has be...
During their teaching program, pre-service teachers participated in a course concerning teaching in ...
The new National Curriculum for schools in England & Wales stresses the need for 'differentiation' ...
The purpose of this project is to create two curriculum differentiated reading units designed to mee...
Gifted children are special. Their potential, properly developed, is the clay from which teachers m...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Gifted and Talented Education programs are not often viewed as a necessary expenditure for school di...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...