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Student Spotlight: Goal: Giving English Language Learners Opportunities for Leadership

Bryan originally just wanted to play soccer. For this Denton student, his district’s unique program, GOAL (Guys/Girls Operating as Leaders),

Lacy Compton February 1, 2017 #whyGT Special Populations Student Spotlight

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What the Research Says About Gifted and Talented English Language Learners

English language learners (ELLs) are students whose first language is not English and who are still learning the English language

Corina R. Kaul, Kimberly A. Hardin, Brenda K. Davis, Susan Johnsen, Yara N. Farah February 1, 2017 Research Review Special Populations

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Building Academic Literacy of Gifted Children from Poverty Using Mindsketching: Research to Classroom Practice

Despite persistent efforts, schools are greatly concerned with issues of poverty, due to the negative impact of poverty on academic

Suzanna Jeyanthi Ramos February 1, 2017 Curriculum Special Populations Teacher Tips

Classroom atmosphere is empty, no students in it. Student chair with student bag hanging, The concept of learning for self-improvement.

Finding and Serving Gifted Students Raised in Poverty

An ongoing challenge facing our schools is adequately serving our gifted students raised in poverty.

Joyce Juntune, Fatih Kaya, Sue Tyrell February 1, 2017 Assessment Identification Special Populations

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