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It’s Time to Change Age-old Messages

Posted by Angie on June 4, 2011 in Education, Gifted Education

Somewhere in our educational history the message came down that teaching the child with a “gifted” label was easy. It’s not. Teachers have to be fully prepared to move quickly through material, be more flexible, understand and carefully use sarcastic humor, respond to boundary pushing, answer constant questions, allow for discussion of moral injustices, manage [...]

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Gifts and talents; coaching and the classroom

Posted by Angie on October 16, 2009 in Gifted Education

This is a differentiated model designed by Francoyne Gagne in 1991 that I found at caught my interested this morning. Personally, I’ve always had an issue with the terms: gifted and talented or GT so I like this model. I’ve always thought that gifted and talented referred to two entirely different things that must be [...]

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National Observance Week for GT (in the Philippines)

Posted by Angie on December 2, 2008 in Gifted Education

The Department of Education in the Philippines celebrates the 2008 National Observance of the week for the gifted and talented. A clip from their website: 1. Every fourth week of November, the nation observes National Week for the Gifted and Talented, an event declared through Presidential Proclamation No. 199 signed on Oct 19, 1999. This [...]

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