Gifted & Exceptional Students

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  • Teaching Gifted Children: Ideas, Tips & Lesson Plans

    Whether it is the beginning of a new school year or close to the end of the final semester, educators are always searching for information on new activities, lesson plans and projects for advanced learners. This guide is chock-full of information dedicated...
    By Linda M. Rhinehart Neas September 14, 2011 

  • What It Means to Be Gifted

    How is exceptionality in children determined? What programs are available for children who are gifted? Most parents and some teachers of exceptional children ask these questions. Often, the answers they receive are less than helpful. This article...
    By Linda M. Rhinehart Neas August 9, 2011 

  • Games to Play with the Visually Impaired

    Visually impaired children also need to be entertained. Like other children, they too need games that fun and interesting. The article discusses various games that use Braille in its functioning to help visually impaired children enjoy.
    By Elizabeth Wistrom August 3, 2011 


  • Tips and Ideas for Gifted Group Activities

    Do your more talented students sometimes struggle working in groups? Do you need ideas for grouping and creating a strong activity for them to work on together? Providing a theme may help them to tap into their thirst for excess knowledge and...
    By Kellie Hayden July 12, 2011 

  • Some Important Visually Impaired Devices for Computers

    Visually impaired children can use the same vision aids that they use for other normal reading activities to access their computers. Apart from the range of handheld magnifiers, eyeglass mounted magnifiers and stand-alone magnifiers special devices have...
    By SForsyth July 11, 2011 

  • Challenging Gifted Students in Mainstream Classrooms

    Diagnostic testing has shown that gifted students have exceptional academic skills in processing and applying knowledge in mainstream classrooms. For the gifted student who is being marginalized in the classroom, teachers must find challenging instructional...
    By Barbara July 6, 2011 


  • Gifted and Exceptional Students and Math Problem Solving

    Gifted students may be the best problem-solvers in your math classroom or the ones who will assert that they are just not into math. Either way, teachers can take a simple math lesson on ratios and create both a challenging opportunity and a teaching...
    By Barbara July 5, 2011 

  • How to Get Gifted Students Ready for College Life

    Many people assume that gifted and exceptional students will find college easy. The reality is different. These special students also face numerous challenges that if not adequately prepared by teachers, gifted students would face insurmountable frustrations...
    By Mayflor Markusic July 5, 2011 

  • Gifted Students and Reading Instruction-- What's the Answer?

    Teaching students who are reading at a level beyond their chronological age is a challenge, especially with young children. Choosing content for reading instruction and class activities requires care and preparation. Read on for some tips on reading instruction...
    By Anne Vize July 5, 2011 

  • Unraveling Giftedness: The Six Areas of Giftedness and Talents

    Do you suspect that your child or student is gifted or talented? There are six areas that you can look into to determine giftedness and/or talent.
    By Mayflor Markusic July 5, 2011 
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