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  1. Academic Curriculum and Student Performance- Real public school programs that are setting the standard for academic achievement in America's public schools.
  2. Challenging Gifted Students in Regular Classrooms- A great article by Beverly N. Parke.
  3. Curriculum Differentiation- Curriculum Differentiation as an educational provision for gifted students.
  4. Differentiating Instruction For the Gifted in The Middle School- An article By Carol Ann Tomlinson.
  5. Highly Gifted Children in Full Inclusion Classrooms- by Kathi Kearney, Iowa State University.
  6. Mainstreaming Strategies- Net Links to resources to help you accommodate special students in your classroom.
  7. Meeting the Needs of Gifted Students- How to meet the needs of the gifted in upper primary grades.
  8. Needs of gifted students in upper primary grades- Authors: Ann Matison and Dennis Southern, Massada College.
  9. Personal Computers Help Gifted Kids Work Smart- Gifted students are benefitting from increased use of computers because their special needs are being met through informed use of technology. An article by Geoffrey Jones.
  10. Questioning Techniques for gifted students Regular Classroom Practices- Author Jo Painter describes techniques of questioning to promote curiosity, motivation, and problem-solving in gifted learners. A great article to that introduces inquiry.

 

 

 

 

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