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Student Writings & Technology Projects |
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Combined with
practice and experience, the research suggests the following
tenets are essential to good programming for gifted and
talented students:
- Instruction recognizes students' unique learning styles.
- Students are supported as they grow in self-confidence and
self-awareness of their strengths and weaknesses.
- Students progress at a rate most appropriate for them.
- Structured opportunities are provided for individual and
small group investigations of real problems.
- Students are encouraged to develop and practice higher
level thinking skills.
- Opportunities are provided for students to establish goals
and determine objectives.
- Students learn with and from each other.
- A wide range and variety of materials and resources are
available.
- Student interests are used as a basis for learning.
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Student Photo Gallery |
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7th Grade |
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The World is but a
stage... oral presentations and vocabulary skits |
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"A dry beginning in Mr.
Clemens' Science Class" |
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8th Grade
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"All war is deception."
(Sun Tzu)/ Custer Files- Mrs. Pinchot |
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subject of my inquiry constantly before me..." (Newton)- Mrs.
Day |
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Student Work Center will showcase the efforts of the
sixth, seventh, and grade replacement classes for high ability learners.
