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Presents guidance for identifying and teaching gifted students in mixed-abilities classrooms.

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Excellent resource for parents and teachers., 26 May 1999

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This review is from: Teaching Gifted Kids in the Regular Classroom (Paperback)

This book is a classic. It is a very good "how to" book for teachers. It is full of practical information and examples that teachers can use in their classroom. It is an excellent book for parents to use to advocate for gifted education with their teachers and in their school districts. The techniques are very low cost and easy to understand. A must read and must have!

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How to guide for modifing curriculum for elementary gifted, 9 Jun 1997

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This book is a "how to" guide for modifying curriculum for gifted elementary and middle school students in the regular classroom. It is full of time saving forms and ideas for classroom teachers. It also describes real scenerios with gifted kids that will help inform the regular teacher of some of the gifted child characteristics.. For example, gifted children are less likely to have high grades and more likely to be a behavior problem than a bright child. This is a good inexpensive resource every teacher should possess. I purchased it as a parent and then shared it with the classroom teacher each year.

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