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RTI and Gifted Programing
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Interest Surveys for Gifted Students
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I am presenting to a school community group on software that or internet services that would benefit their high ability students. Any suggestions?
Come share some of the tech tools that your kids love to use in not only education, but their own personal lives. What if we learned to use those to engage them within a thoughtful, engaging sphere of academics?
Carolyn Coil's book (and there are 2 now) are published by Pieces of Learning. You can locate them online and take a look.
I am the intermediate RtI facilitator and the GT facilitator at my elementary school. I am learning this as I go. What is the book you are referring to?
Another fun one is to create a cereal box that is all about the student. It is a fun and creative way to get to know your students. I love to do instant challenges from Imagination Destination to build team skills.
IN Kansas, we're just beginning to see RtI (we call it MTSS) implemented. Gifted is under the special education umbrella, so we've been doing some similar processes for identication - such as interventions to determine needs. The state supports th...
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This group is where we can share, learn, and grow! Just as mechanics are expected to continuously learn about engines, we, as parents and educators should be expected to learn as much as we can about intelligence, learning, brain research!
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- At 9:54pm on November 27, 2007,
Ginger Lewman said… - Welcome to GE2.0 Collette! This is a growing network that depends on the participation of the membership, so feel free to read through the forum posts and don't be shy about jumping in with comments or questions.
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