“Aren’t you supposed to be gifted???”

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“Aren’t you supposed to be gifted???” Social & Emotional Needs of the Gifted Child

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“Aren’t you supposed to be gifted???”. Social & Emotional Needs of the Gifted Child. Mary’s Story. Substitute teacher in the regular 6 th grade classroom Students have history with sub Lack of mutual trust & respect Mary’s incident H umiliated and told to leave class Comes to GEM room. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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“Aren’t you supposed to be gifted???”Social & Emotional Needs

of the Gifted Child

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Mary’s Story

Substitute teacher in the regular 6th grade classroom

Students have history with sub Lack of mutual trust & respect Mary’s incident Humiliated and told to leave class Comes to GEM room

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Enter Mrs. Gifted Teacher, the“rescuer”

Mary tearfully tells her tale Fear of losing May trip to San Diego “Gifted kids should know better” Resolution, or so I thought Classroom teacher’s opinion

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Issues? Have we got issues!

Treating all students with respect & dignity Empowering students to think for

themselves Knowing when to intervene and when to

step back Training all teachers about the unique

characteristics of the gifted child

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Characteristics of the Gifted Child Talent Areas (CogAT)

VerbalMathematical-LogicalVisual Spatial

A-syncronization in developmentHighly intelligentSocially-emotionally immature

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Characteristics of the Gifted Child Gifted Instructional Standards (MUSD)

Problem Solving Communication Personal Development

Dabrowski’s Theory of Over-Excitabilities

Psychomotor Sensual Intellectual Imaginational Emotional

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What do the experts say?Books:• Teaching Young Gifted Children in the Regular

Classroomby Joan Franklin Smutny

• Strengthening Your Program for Gifted Studentsby Dr. Roger Taylor

• Teaching Gifted Kids in the Regular Classroomby Susan Winebrenner

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Current Research• Social and Emotional Development of Gifted

Children: Straight Talk by Tracy L. Cross

• Current Research on the Social and Emotional Development of Gifted and Talented Students: Good News and Future Possibilities by Sally M. Reis and Joseph S. Renzulli

• Patterns of Overexcitabilities in Identified Gifted Students and Their Parents: A Hierarchial Model by Carol L. Tieso

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Gifted Students: Handle with Care!