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Challenging Highly Gifted Learners - Barbara Gilman
THE PRACTICAL STRATEGIES SERIES
IN GIFTED EDUCATION
series editors
FRANCES A. KARNES & KRISTEN R. STEPHENS
Challenging
Highly Gifted Learners
Barbara Gilman
PRUFROCK PRESS INC.
Copyright ©2008 by Frances A. Karnes
and Kristen R. Stephens-Kozak
All rights reserved.
No part of this book may be reproduced, translated, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, microfilming, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the publisher.
Printed in the United States of America.
ISBN-13: 978-1-59363-771-2
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Contents
Series Preface
Introduction: Savannah’s Story
Assessing the Highly Gifted
Educational Plans for Highly Gifted Learners in School
Social Development: How Important
Is Placement With Age Peers?
Highly Gifted Twice-Exceptional Learners
The Importance of Flexible School Personnel
Conclusion: Max’s Story
Resources
References
About the Author
Series Preface
The Practical Strategies Series in Gifted Education offers teachers, counselors, administrators, parents, and other interested parties up-to-date instructional techniques and information on a variety of issues pertinent to the field of gifted education. Each guide addresses a focused topic and is written by scholars with authority on the issue. Several guides have been published. Among the titles are:
Acceleration Strategies for Teaching Gifted Learners
Curriculum Compacting: An Easy Start to Differentiating for High-Potential Students
Enrichment Opportunities for Gifted Learners
Independent Study for Gifted Learners
Motivating Gifted Students
Questioning Strategies for Teaching the Gifted
Social & Emotional Teaching Strategies
Using Media & Technology With Gifted Learners
For a current listing of available guides within the series, please contact Prufrock Press at (800) 998-2208 or visit http://www.prufrock.com.
Introduction: Savannah’s Story
Savannah smiled graciously, her mature height and articulate speech disguising her relative youth. I’m full time at the high school this year,
she beamed, having begun the previous fall at age 12, after completing 40 credits of high school work while in middle school. Modifications to Savannah’s education began in earnest in the fall of her fourth-grade year, when she revealed to her parents that she knew most of what was being taught and wished she could move ahead. In a subsequent meeting, her teachers tactfully admitted the quiet student showed no signs of needing advanced work, but individual assessment results told a different story. Savannah’s highly gifted Wechsler IQ scores, near the ceiling of the test, and advanced achievement levels convinced a fifth-grade teacher at the meeting to let her visit his classroom. Savannah never left, immediately finding a more comfortable fit with older classmates and more advanced work. The teacher particularly supported her love of science with projects she shared with other gifted students.
The following year, working at