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Country, State, Province, other:
USA, OH
school/district/affiliation to gifted ed
gt teacher
A little about me:
I am a gifted specialist in Cincinnati, Ohio. I teach 6th grade math to gifted students and coordinate the gifted high school program.
What age of student/person do you have an interest in mostly?
Ages 10-18, grades 6-12

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At 8:50am on January 30th, 2008, Mrs. T said…
Thanks for the tip! I wish I had more time today to look through all the information here. I've already gotten a few good ideas.
At 8:21am on January 30th, 2008, Judy Schechter said…
Hi Rose,
Thanks for the invitation to 2.0. I'm hoping it'll help me to get ideas from other people and a little more confidence in the use of all these "new" tools.
At 6:55pm on January 26th, 2008, Rose Arnell said…
Hi Ginger! What a great set up you have here. I am really starting to get the hang of 2.0 tools and seeing how they fit into my world.

Currently, my school district is making plans to rebuild one of the elementary buildings. So, my math students are learning how to create scale model drawings in order to submit their design plans for the new school. They are making a real-world connection to school math. What grades do you work with and what are some of the activities your students are working on?
At 2:50pm on October 6th, 2007, Ginger Lewman said…
Hello Rose! Welcome to GE2.0! I'd LOVE to hear some ideas you have for projects to challenge math-talented students in the middle grades! I personally am struggling there a bit!
If you have any questions or concerns here at GE2.0, please give me a shout!
 
 

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