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Gifted and Talented Education/
Global Screening
• What does accelerated and differentiated education look like at Stonegate?
• What Does Identification Mean For Your Child
• Spring 2012 Screening process
Enrichment and Differentiation in the
Classroom • Math Differentiation
• Curriculum 2.0
• Reading Programs:• Junior Great Books• William and Mary• HGC- Highly Gifted Center reading
program
• … accelerated and enriched curricula will be provided to all students who have capability or motivation to accept the challenge of such a program. MCPS Policy
Twice Exceptional Students
• Definition
• Opportunities for students• At Stonegate• In MCPS
Why Global Screening?
• Required by state law; mandated by MCPS policy
• Screen all Grade 2 students• Rescreen recommended students in
grades 3-5• Screen all new students in grades 3-5
Global Screening 2012Multiple Criteria for GT Identification
Parent Survey Teacher Survey Staff Advocacy Reading and Math Levels
InView― Analogies Subtest
InView― Quantitative Reasoning Subtest
Raven Additional information
Creating a New Vision
It is not about a label. It is about…
• Access to opportunity―no gatekeeping, no barriers
• Equity in high expectations for all students
• Quality of a challenging instructional program
Access + Equity + Quality = Success
GT COMMITTEE• Includes principal, classroom teachers, and
other staff in the building, such as ESOL teacher, Resource Teacher, Reading Specialist, Counselor, Staff Development Teacher , Speech Pathologist
• Collects and analyzes student data• Meets to make informed educational
decisions that best serve our students’ strengths
• Makes identification and instructional recommendations using a “Decision Tree”
POTENTIAL
What educators and psychologists recognize as giftedness in children is really potential giftedness, which denotes promise rather than fulfillment and probabilities rather than certainties about future accomplishments. How high the probabilities are in any given case depends on the match between a child’s budding talents and the kinds of nurturance provided.
A. Harry Passow, 1985
Website for more information:
• http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/
curriculum/enriched/
• Twice Exceptional Students-
http://montgomeryschoolsmd.org/
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