The importance of working hard is no small matter in the GT world
Posted by Angie on March 19, 2010 in Gifted Education
I came across a very detailed conversation recently in one the Gifted MailLists I follow. I’ve only included a portion of the conversation here. I’ve had experiences teaching both those who strive and achieve regardless of the ‘gifted’ label and those who languish with the label. There are so many variables from cultural motivations to [...]
Labeling the Gifted Learner – A Slippery Situation
Posted by Angie on April 24, 2009 in Gifted Education
Is using the word ‘gifted’ the right word for labeling those few individuals that rise to the top? I have been struggling with this question the past few weeks since my visit to the UNESCO headquarters in Paris where they refer to the gifted individual as ‘high potential’ individuals and while doing my own research [...]
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What I’m Reading- 5 Gmail Tips for Teachers September 9, 2011 Jeff Utecht
- Advancing Potential and All That Jazz September 7, 2011 Tamara Fisher
- 7 Ways to Avoid Inbox Overload When Collecting Assignments September 7, 2011 noreply@blogger.com (Mr. Byrne)
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- Go to the Office! August 24, 2011 Tamara Fisher
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- Universal Themes and Essential Questions for the Gifted July 8, 2011 CFertig
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