Curriculum for gifted and talented students should provide a variety of learning experiences that challenge, engage, allow for choice, are self-directed, literature-based, problem-based and that are connected and integrated in meaningful ways.
Units of Study
Myself and OthersKindergarten Suggested Unit of Study Nigeria: A Case Study3rd Grade Suggested Unit of Study Immigration4th Grade Suggested Unit of Study Westward Expansion5th Grade Suggested Unit of Study
Want to find out more About Differentiated Instruction visit http://faculty.rmwc.edu/mentor_grant/Differentiated/differentiated_instruction.htm
Developer of the Layered Curriculum™ method of instruction, Dr. Kathie F. Nunley has authored several books and articles on teaching in mixed-ability classrooms and other problems facing today's teachers. She is an educational psychologist, author, researcher and speaker. For a full listing of her writing as well as additional teaching and parental tips are available at http://Help4Teachers.com or contact her at Kathie@brains.org.
(Source: http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/ciai/gt/approved.htm)
The CST – Content Specialty Test
A summary of new regulations and policies can be found at http://www.emsc.nysed.gov/ciai/gt/newgtregext.htm
Further information and a Q&A is available athttp://www.emsc.nysed.gov/ciai/gt/qareg.htmSummer 2008 Gifted and Talented Professional Development OpportunitiesRegister for all professional development offerings on Protraxx: www.pd.nycoit.org. June 2008 ELA, Social Studies and Gifted/Talented Newsletter