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EDU 592 Curriculum and Instruction for Gifted and Talented
Chapter 2
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What is a differentiated curriculum? Pages 10-14 |
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Define “differentiation for the gifted” in curriculum. |
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What are the four questions an educator should ask in judging appropriate differentiation for the gifted?
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Choice of instructional strategies are important in gifted curriculum. Describe the three on the right.
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1. Problem-based learning
2. Higher level questioning techniques
3. Concept development |
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Explain how more advanced curricula is important in GT curriculum.
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How should project work play a part in GT curriculum?
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The Integrated Curriculum Model pages 17-18 |
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Emphasizing advanced content knowledge that frames disciplines of study-
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Provide higher order thinking and processing-
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Focusing learning experiences around major issues, themes, and ideas that define both real-world applications and theoretical modeling within and across areas of study-
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Curricular Reform Design Elements pages 22-25 |
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Meaning-based
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Higher order thinking and reasoning
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Intradisciplinary and interdisciplinary connections
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Metacognition
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Habits of mind
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Inquiry-based learning and problem solving
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Technologies as tools
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Learner outcomes of significance
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Authentic assessment
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Multicultural and global concerns
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Overarching concept
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Multiple resources and materials
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Substantive content
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Implementation Considerations for the Learner - Characteristics, Aptitudes, and Predispositions pages 26-29 |
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Precocity
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Intensity
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Complexity
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Context Variables
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Flexibility in Student Placement and Progress
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Grouping
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Teacher Training
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Climate of Excellence
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