Sentences with phrase «gifted students fit»

Where Do Gifted Students Fit?

The reform movement: Where do gifted students fit?

Not exact matches

Classes also tend to cater to the lowest common denominator of student, which may not be a great fit if your child is gifted.

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According to Production Weekly, director Josh Boone's film is being referred to as «Growing Pains,» which seems only fitting, as the story centers on the teen students at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters as they come into their own.

When I visited Eagle Rock School in Colorado, an excellent school that targets at - risk kids from all over the country, I found many students who fit this description, many who were extremely gifted in writing, visual arts, or music, but had been a problem in their schools because they were so bored.

In lieu of holiday baskets that were cumbersome and identified students as recipients of assistance, today they are given gift cards that fit discreetly in their backpacks.

Many think of that one kid in school who blew the curve and may not have fit in, but that isn't the typical gifted student.

Eleven curricular models were critiqued by Van Tassel - Baska and Brown (2007) according to the key features that each model contributed to student learning, teacher use, and contextual fit, including alignment to standards and use with special populations of gifted and non-gifted learners.

While we are very proud of our creative gifted programs, we care most about finding a great fit between our offerings and the needs and interests of our students.

This article will look at the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, explain its roots, mission, programming, and try to assess whether an IB program is a good fit for gifted students.

And «The Right Fit for Henry» (pp. 71 — 73) by J. Christine Gould, Linda K. Staff, and Heather M. Theiss tells how one school helped a twice - exceptional student get the accommodations he needed for his learning disability and the challenge he needed as a gifted student.