Questions, Answers, Opinions, and Stretch
Asking questions is art. Being able to ask the right questions is an art form. I was sitting in the doctor office this week, listening to him ask a multitude of questions to get to the heart of the...
View ArticleAllowing Collaboration in the Gifted Classroom
What I love about students who are gifted is that many of them can be so creative, and think much differently than their average learner peers. Sometimes that creativity doesn’t always work well with...
View ArticleSupporting Students who Are Gifted and Introverted
Gifted intervention specialists have their hands full. Having a class with students who are gifted with many of these students having personalities that range from introverted to extroverted. Students...
View ArticleSome Thoughts on Serving Students Who are, and almost Gifted
Over the past few years, my view on Gifted Education has shifted from the classroom to the whole state. I have been learning more and more about what it means to be a gifted educator from talking to...
View ArticleSeeing the Issues of Inequity in Gifted Education
Over the past year and half there has been a push for the recognition of inequity in education that has pushed into how students are identified and served in gifted programs around the State and...
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