Not exact matches
REQUIRED MODULES: Module 1: ChildLight Yoga & Mindfulness for Children Teacher Training (26 hours, certification required) This comprehensive kids» yoga teacher training program is designed to provide yoga practitioners with the tools and knowledge needed to share the gifts of yoga with children 2 - 12 + years
REQUIRED MODULES: Module 1: ChildLight Yoga & Mindfulness for Children
Teacher Training (26 hours, certification required) This comprehensive kids» yoga teacher training program is designed to provide yoga practitioners with the tools and knowledge needed to share the gifts of yoga with children 2 - 12 + years
Teacher Training (26 hours, certification
required) This comprehensive kids» yoga teacher training program is designed to provide yoga practitioners with the tools and knowledge needed to share the gifts of yoga with children 2 - 12 + years
required) This comprehensive kids» yoga
teacher training program is designed to provide yoga practitioners with the tools and knowledge needed to share the gifts of yoga with children 2 - 12 + years
teacher training program is designed to provide yoga practitioners with the tools and knowledge needed to share the
gifts of yoga with children 2 - 12 + years
of age.
This is why I believe that all
teachers who work with
gifted kids should be
required to complete a Nature and Needs type
of course so they at least become familiar with the general characteristics and social - emotional issues
of gifted children.
In fact, only 12 percent
of states
require gifted education training for preservice
teachers.
If preservice
teachers are
required to gather data or complete research projects in schools as part
of the curriculum, why not intentionally have them study the needs
of gifted students?
Where appropriate the Academy will support the professional development
of teachers requiring relevant training in the delivery
of teaching and learning strategies for
gifted and talented pupils.
Lois Davis, 3rd Grade
Teacher, Liberty School As all parents
of gifted children know, raising these children
requires an enormous commitment and amount
of energy to insure that they receive an appropriate education.
In Being Smart about
Gifted Education we look at what sparks high - level development, we discuss giftedness as an educational mismatch that
requires differentiated curriculum, and we respond to
teachers» concerns, including offering lots
of practical strategies to help them make good and informed decisions with and for their students.
19
of 29 responding states
require teachers in
gifted programs to hold a specialized credential or endorsement.
Interventions are necessary to support the unique psychosocial needs
of gifted LGBTQ students (Friedrichs, 2012; Peterson & Rischar, 2000; Treat, 2016; Whittenburg & Treat, 2009), and administrators,
teachers, and counselors
require specific, ongoing professional development to understand the needs
of gifted LGBTQ students (NAGC, 2015; Sedillo, 2013; Whittenburg & Treat, 2009).
With the ELA standards» inclusion
of literacy development across subject areas, ample opportunities for interdisciplinary and interest - driven learning are possible but
require careful instructional design so that
gifted students are afforded learning geared to their continued development as assessed regularly by the classroom
teacher.
Also, the establishment
of a resource room usually
requires physical space for the room, sufficient operating funds, and a resource
teacher who has expertise in the area
of gifted and talented students.
Reversing underachievement among
gifted minority students
requires intensive efforts on the part
of teachers and counselors, as well as a partnership with parents and students.