In busy classrooms, sometimes it can be easy to overlook the students who are doing well. After all, they can speak their language well, may not have behavioral struggles, and do not have an IEP or 504 plan. But sometimes, these students are doing well not because they don't need a teacher's help, but because they don't need the teacher's help in meeting the standard. In other words, they have already met the goals put forth by their teachers, and they are ready to learn more. But that does not mean they need another worksheet. Instead, their learning can and should be taken deeper, into higher-level ideas, research projects on niche parts of a unit, and student-led activities that will not only enrich the gifted students but help the others in the class as well. This article strives to answer the question How can we help our Gifted students learn more? with 5 easy-to use tips for any classroom. Utilize Student-Lead Activities Many Gifted students thrive during lesson...
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