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Susan Johnsen

What the Research Says About Curriculum Delivery Models

Curriculum needs to be responsive to gifted learners and address their differences through the overlapping dimensions of concepts, issues, and themes; process-product; and advanced content. ...
, , February 1, 2014 Ability Grouping Cluster Grouping Curriculum Research Review
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Tonya Trepinski

Designing Learning Experiences for the Exceptionally Squared Student

My son’s instruction was not differentiated to meet the needs of a twice-exceptional student, only to that of a gifted child. Due in great part ...
February 1, 2014 Curriculum Psychosocial Skills Twice-Exceptional
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Marcy Voss

What Is Depth and Complexity?

The need for curriculum and instruction to be modified for gifted students in depth, complexity, and pacing is not a new concept. The Texas State ...
February 1, 2014 Assessment Curriculum Depth and Complexity Differentiation
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Susan Johnsen

Using Standards to Design Identification Procedures

Four foundational issues have influenced the development of standards related to identification, described in this article.
May 1, 2011 Assessment Curriculum Identification Program Evaluation
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