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Leadership Resource Committee

Connect Chat: Secondary Services for G/T Students

This Connect Chat includes a conversation about how districts are serving their G/T secondary students.

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Jason Trumble

PBL and the Engineering Design Process for STEM Learning

This article describes an interdisciplinary PBL instructional design model that allowed students to drive the questioning and creation as they engaged in the engineering ...
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Susan Johnsen

What the Research Says About STEM Education for Students With Gifts and Talents

What gifted education programs and curricula are effective in encouraging the development of students with gifts and talents in STEM fields?

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Kimberly Stewart

Developing Our Human Capital: One District’s Efforts to Challenge Bright Students More Effectively in Mathematics

One district shares its story of creating a math clustering program to best serve its talented students.

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Brian C. Housand

Tips for Teachers: Game On: Using Cooperative Board Games to Teach Collaboration

One way to teach gifted and talented students to become better collaborators is for them to play board games that provide them with ungraded, ...
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Andi McNair

Book Study: A Meaningful Mess

A Meaningful Mess helps teachers understand why traditional teaching strategies are no longer working and what they can do to engage and empower this ...

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