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Accommodating the Gifted/Talented Student Presentation to the Northern Wisconsin District Teachers’ Conference New London, Wisconsin February 14, 2014 By: Dr. Alan Spurgin BS, MS, EdD

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Accommodating the Gifted/Talented StudentPresentation to the Northern Wisconsin District Teachers’

ConferenceNew London, Wisconsin

February 14, 2014

By: Dr. Alan Spurgin BS, MS, EdD

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Goal for the presentation

O The Lutheran Elementary Schools and High Schools has consistently attracted students with above average intelligence and adaptive skills. Therefore, accommodating the students with gifts/talents has been an ongoing task for teachers for many years. However, how are the students with gifts/talents being challenged to their full academic potential in LES and ALHS today? In addition, how can teachers reach all children, especially those of color and gender?

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Introduction of the topic: Accommodating the Gifted/Talented (G/T) Student

O Welcome from Martin Luther CollegeO G/T test O Parameters of the presentationO Organization of groups

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Background information

O Joseph Renzulli – three ring criteria model

O Howard Gardner – multiple intelligences (10)

O Robert Sternberg – multiple intelligences (3)

O Renzulli again

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Class ActivityO Heward’s QuestionsO Look at each section of questionsO Groups to ponder each sectionO Give Kudos to each member of the

group

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DifferentiationO Differentiation – current trends in

exceptional education, including students who are G/T

O The four tenants of differentiationO ContentO ProcessO ProductO Educational environmentO Connection to G/T

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DifferentiationO Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

http://www.cast.org/udl/ O Based on the architect design modelO Allows for different entry points for

studentsO Provides for different products from

studentsO Makes accommodations based on the

needs of the child

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Differentiation conceptualization from the MLC perspective

O A close look at the MLC model lesson plan

O Seamless understanding of differentiation through the Teacher Mentorship Program

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Enrichment

O CompactingO ContractingO TelescopingO Practical

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Acceleration

O A. Early entry to schoola. Grade skippingb. Advanced Placementc. International Baccalaureate

Program d. Socialization issue

e. MONEY

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Special considerations

O GenderO Color

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Close to the endO Case sample if time permitsO Resources