by Joseph Adrian | Aug 23, 2017 | Articles
Helping students in rigorous high school classes proved to be difficult for an Advanced Placement teacher who was teaching a college level English class in high school. Gifted students are often taken for granted when it comes to needing academic help.... by Gayle Rich | May 24, 2017 | Articles
An independent school district is changing science education for gifted and talented students, expanding its GT program to include science along with English and language arts. At Pine Tree ISD, young people of similar ability and interests now have more opportunities... by Sandy Rivera | May 9, 2017 | Articles
In Hall County, Georgia, the gifted program inspires innovations in teaching all students. Over a decade ago, director of innovative and advanced programs for Hall County Schools Dr. Sally Krisel was then the director of gifted education for the Georgia Department of... by Pat Wyman | Nov 18, 2014 | Articles
The time goes by fast when students are having fun with robotics. At Mountain Vista Middle School, students have only 30 minutes to enjoy engineering, math, and programming with a Linkbot, a Rubik’s cube sized robot. It’s a short period, so students... by Pat Wyman | Nov 17, 2014 | Articles
It may seem like an unusual material, but students are learning building and budgeting with spaghetti bridges. While spaghetti is not a new material for student building materials, it is unusual to have it used among students as young as sixth grade. Nonetheless, in...
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