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Current, Best Strategies for Challenging and Motivating Your Gifted Students

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Kay Law shares a wide variety of practical strategies that will maximize the academic success of your gifted students no matter what service option you use within your classroom, school or district. You’ll receive a wealth of practical techniques for increasing challenge and motivation for your gifted students.

Included: four CDs and comprehensive resource handbook



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Outstanding Strategies That Highlight:

  • Dozens of ways to more effectively differentiate instruction that result in greater depth, complexity and challenge for your gifted students
  • Assessment practices that encourage more advanced learners to produce more rigorous and challenging work
  • Practical, easy to manage ways to flexibly group students to better target instructional needs and student interests
  • How to plan and deliver highly effective, creative, challenging lessons in 30 minutes or less
  • The latest research from the neurosciences and what it means for the gifted learners in your classroom
  • How to more effectively create and use tiered lessons and extensions to provide appropriate challenge for every student, especially your gifted learners
  • Strategies to work in positive ways with the gifted parent, create knowledgeable mentors and useful resources for your classroom
  • How to use “purpose, steps, outcomes,” orbital studies, parallel curriculum, interest groups, and a variety of other strategies to more effectively teach and motivate gifted students in your classroom
  • Immediate uses of technology instruction outside of the classroom as a motivating tool for your gifted population
  • How to use “anchor activities” and on-going activities to provide independent learning opportunities throughout each course you teach