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| - Raising Expectations for the Gifted
Colleen Willard-HoltFive teaching strategies allow flexibility in meeting the needs of gifted students in inclusive classrooms.- The first step in differentiating a standards-based lesson or unit for gifted students is to identify the standards that the lesson will address.
- Curriculum Compacting
Curriculum compacting is a powerful strategy for ensuring accountability for standards while acknowledging what students already know.- The third group's students, who tested 85 percent or above on the pretest, are making a chart that compares currency systems for different countries.
- When ready, students take the posttest and, if they demonstrate mas...
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