"Our knowledge about the education of gifted and talented students has grown rapidly during the past several decades, and in recent years there has been a veritable explosion of new books, journal articles and scientific papers. This expansion of knowledge has resulted in a rich repository of inform
Systems and Models for Developing Programs for the Gifted and Talented
โ Scribed by Joseph S. Renzulli et al. (eds.)
- Publisher
- Creative Learning Press, Inc.
- Year
- 2009
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 727
- Edition
- 2nd
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
Note: the 2nd edition does not include many of the papers in the 1st edition, such as "SMPYโs model for teaching mathematically precocious students", Benbow 1986
โฆ Table of Contents
- Preface
- "Promoting Excellence: Acceleration Through Enrichment", Susan G. Assouline, Catherine A. Blando, Laurie J. Croft, Clar M. Baldus, & Nicholas Colangelo
- "Talent Centered Model For Twice Exceptional Students", Susan M. Baum
- "The Autonomous Learner Model For The Gifted & Talented", George T. Betts & Jolene J. Kercher
- "Gifted Education Without Gifted Programs Or Gifted Students: An Anti-Model", James H. Borland
- "Evaluation For Decision-Making: The Practitioner's Guide To Program Evaluation", Carolyn M, Callahan
- "The Integrative Education Model", Barbara Clark
- "The Differentiated Model Of Giftedness And Talent", Francoys Gagne
- "Problem-Based Learning", Shelagh A. Gallagher
- "Total School Cluster Grouping: Model, Research, & Practice", Marcia Gentry & Jamie MacDougall
- "The Grid: A Model To Construct Differentiated Curriculum For The Gifted", Sandra N. Kaplan
- "The DISCOVER Assessment & Curriculum Development Model", C. June Maker
- "The Purdue Three-Stage Model", Sidney M. Moon, Penny Kolloff, Ann Robinson, Felicia Dixon, & John E. Feldhusen
- "The Schoolwide Enrichment Model: A Focus On Student Strengths & Interests", Sally M. Reis & Joseph S. Renzulli
- "The Multiple Menu Model For Developing Differentiated Curriculum", Joseph S. Renzulli
- "The Trifocal Model For Preventing & Reversing Underachievement", Sylvia B. Rimm
- "The Arkansas Evaluation Initiative In Gifted Education", Ann Robinson, Alicia Cotabish, Betty Wood, Ann Biggers
- "Talents Unlimited: Thinking Skills Instruction For All Students", Carl H. Schlichter
- "The Catalyst Model: Resource Consultation & Collaboration In Gifted Education", Mary L. Slade
- "WICS As A Model Of Giftedness", Robert J. Sternberg
- "Defining, Determining, Discovering, & Developing Excellence", Abraham J. Tannenbaum
- The Parallel Curriculum Model: A Design to Develop Potential & Challenge High-Ability Learners", Carol Ann Tomlinson
- "Differentiation: Making Curriculum Work For All Students Through Responsive Planning & Instruction", Carol Ann Tomlinson & Jane M. Jarvis
- "Levels Of Service: A Contemporary Approach To Programming For Talent Development", Donald J. Treffinger & Edwin C. Selby
- "The Integrated Curriculum Model", Joyce VanTassel-Baska & Susannah M. Wood
- "Aligning Potential & Passion For Promise: A Model For Educating Intellectually Talented Youth", Jonathan Wai, David Lubinski, & Camilla P. Benbow
- About The Authors
โฆ Subjects
gifted & talented education, intelligence, enrichment, acceleration, anthology, elementary school, SMPY, twice exceptional students, DISCOVER, Purdue Three-Stage Model, Arkansas Evaluation Initiative in Gifted Education
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