Pia says, "Here kitty," when she wants her kitty to come to be fed. Then, seeing a cat ...
Pia says, "Here kitty," when she wants her kitty to come to be fed. Then, seeing a cat walk across a sidewalk, her mother says, "What's that?" Pia, not being sure, says nothing. Of the following, which best describes Pia'
Create a timeline that lists and explain major events in the education of students with gifts and ...
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Compare traditional and differentiated assignments. Identify an assignment in a topic of interest to ...
Compare traditional and differentiated assignments. Identify an assignment in a topic of interest to you. Describe what the assignment would look like from both a traditional and from a differentiated perspective.
List each of Howard Gardner's multiple intelligences. Select three types of intelligence, explain ...
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In this type of the Schoolwide Enrichment Model, students who show great interest in and are ...
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In a ninth-grade American government class, Ms. Travis has begun a study of the executive branch of ...
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Ms. Singlar, a tenth-grade history teacher, has Nita who is musically gifted in her class. Ms. ...
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Mr. Mack is making an accommodation for Sheila a student who is gifted. The class is studying about ...
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Rhonda was given an IQ test with results indicating superior intelligence. Her IQ score was 150. ...
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The Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act pertains to the education of gifted ...
[html]The Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act pertains to the education of gifted student. The law is characterized by all the following components EXCEPT ________.
Jerry is a middle school student who has been identified as gifted. He excels in science and is ...
[html]Jerry is a middle school student who has been identified as gifted. He excels in science and is particularly interested in paleontology. His scores in science, on the state level accountability test, exceeds that of any student in the state. Je
All the following are reasons there is great variability in the numbers of reported students who are ...
[html]All the following are reasons there is great variability in the numbers of reported students who are gifted or talented in each state EXCEPT ________.
▸ the definition of giftedness varies among the states
Marcia is a student who is academically gifted in mathematics. While her first-grade classmates are ...
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Randy is in the graduating class of 2018. Randy scored the highest SAT score that has ever been ...
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This person, in 1921, began tracking over 1,500 students with high IQs. His findings indicated that ...
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Ivan is an exceptionally talented musician. Bethany is four years old and is reading on a college ...
[html]Ivan is an exceptionally talented musician. Bethany is four years old and is reading on a college level. Nelson is twelve years old and is playing on the varsity basketball team with high schoolers. These students are in classes for the gifted
Mr. Rancher is looking for techniques that can be used in his fourth-grade classroom to address the ...
[html]Mr. Rancher is looking for techniques that can be used in his fourth-grade classroom to address the behavioral needs of Tommy who is twice-exceptional. Which of this list of suggestions would be appropriate for that purpose?
Gardner is exploring a ninth intelligence that involves a heightened awareness of the human ...
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Gardner describes this type of intelligence as displaying the ingenuity to observe patterns, create ...
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This perspective on giftedness and talents theorizes that intelligence has many dimensions, which ...
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In this step of the Talent Pool Identification System other students are considered via parents, ...
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Which definition of gifted and talented describes the group as children, or youth who give evidence ...
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Explain two accommodations for students in each of the following low-incidence disability ...
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Explain why the precise numbers about the national prevalence of children in the multiple disability ...
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Select one of the low-incidence disabilities discussed in the chapter. Provide a definition of the ...
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Maery and James are teenage parents of a newborn. They are participating in child development ...
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Denby is a 19-year-old with multiple disabilities. His IEP focuses on learning functional skills. ...
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Jack, and his family, met with the IEP team to discuss Jack's plans for graduation. Since Jack is ...
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Learning to read practical words, how to handle money, how to measure ingredients for a recipe, how ...
[html]Learning to read practical words, how to handle money, how to measure ingredients for a recipe, how to use local transportation are components of ________.
Rico is employed as an intervener for Jack who is a student with deaf-blindness. Rico's focus is ...
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The presence or absence of ________ affects the number and intensity of supports needed as adults, ...
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