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Understanding Gifted Education and Talent Development | |
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Gifted Education and Talent Development | |
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The Mission of and the Rationale for Gifted Education and Talent Development | |
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A Mission of Excellence and Equity | |
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A Rationale | |
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Excellence, Equity, and Gifted and Talented Learners | |
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Interest in Educating Gifted Learners | |
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Barriers to Appropriate Gifted Education and Talent Development | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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The Concepts of Intelligence, Giftedness, Talent, and Talent Development | |
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The Concept of Intelligence | |
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The Behavioral Concept of Intelligence | |
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The Concept of Intelligence as a Process Within the Brain | |
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The Development of Intelligence | |
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Nature Plus Nurture | |
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High Levels of Intellectual Development: Giftedness | |
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The Gifted Brain | |
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Intelligence, Giftedness, Gifted Individuals, Talent, and Talent Development: Definitions | |
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Intelligence | |
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Gifted, Giftedness, and Gifted Students | |
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Talent and Talent Development | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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The Origins and Growth of Giftedness | |
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Families and Gifted Children | |
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Siblings of Gifted Children | |
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Ensuring Family Support for School | |
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Characteristics of Gifted Learners | |
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Highly and Profoundly Gifted Individuals | |
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The Beginnings of Giftedness: Birth Through 2 Years | |
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Prenatal and Perinatal Interaction | |
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From Birth Through 3 Months | |
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From 4 Months Through 20 Months | |
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From 11 Months Through 2 Years | |
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Creating a Responsive Learning Environment for Early Learning | |
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Early Childhood: Ensuring the Development of High Potential | |
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The Preschool Experience | |
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Adolescence: Supporting Uniqueness | |
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The Physical Transition | |
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The Intellectual Transition | |
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The Social-Emotional Transition | |
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The Intuitive Transition | |
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The Cross-Cultural Development of Identity in the Gifted Adolescent | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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Social-Emotional Development and Giftedness | |
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The Social-Emotional Development of Gifted Children | |
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Emotional Intelligence and Giftedness | |
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Social-Emotional Characteristics of Gifted Children | |
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Locus of Control | |
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Competition | |
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Perfectionism | |
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Social-Emotional Well-Being of Gifted Children | |
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The Self-Concept of the Gifted Child | |
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Labeling Gifted Children | |
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The Moral Development of Gifted Children | |
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Attitudes of Society, Teachers, and Other School Personnel | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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Creativity: Integrated Thinking and Being | |
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Views of the Concept of Creativity | |
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Creativity as a Part of Giftedness | |
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The Cognitive or Rational View of Creativity | |
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The Affective or Emotional-Social View of Creativity | |
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The Physical/Sensing View of Creativity | |
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The Intuitive View of Creativity | |
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The Holistic View of Creativity: Integrating the Views | |
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Characteristics and Abilities Commonly Found in Creative Individuals | |
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Rational Characteristics | |
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Affective Characteristics | |
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Physical Characteristics | |
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Intuitive Characteristics | |
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Creativity as a Process | |
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Developing Creativity | |
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Conditions That Enhance the Development of Creativity | |
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Conditions That Inhibit the Development of Creativity | |
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Measuring Creativity | |
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Measures of Performance | |
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Measures of Products | |
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Measures of Creative Personality Characteristics and Attitudes | |
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Problems in Measuring Creativity | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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Educating the Gifted Student at School | |
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Assessment and Identification of Gifted Students | |
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Recognizing Giftedness | |
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Different Approaches to Recognizing Giftedness | |
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Other Issues That Make Identification Difficult | |
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The Process of Identifying Gifted Students: Search, Screen, and Identify | |
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Search | |
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Effective Screening | |
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Identification and Placement | |
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Identification: Assessing Intelligence, Abilities, and Aptitudes | |
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Traditional and Nontraditional Assessments | |
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Alternative, Authentic, and Performance-Based Assessment | |
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The Assessment of Intelligence, Abilities, and Aptitudes by Program Categories | |
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A Summary of the Identification Process | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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Optimizing Learning: Using Brain Research in Elementary and Secondary Classrooms | |
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The Seven Steps to Optimizing Learning | |
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Understand Brain Development As the Basis for Learning | |
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Create a Responsive Learning Environment | |
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The Physical Learning Environment | |
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The Social-Emotional Learning Environment | |
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Integrate the Intellectual Processes: The Integrative Education Model (IEM) | |
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Integrating Cognitive Processes: Combining Linear-Rational-Verbal and Spatial-Gestalt-Visual Functions of the Brain Hemispheres | |
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Integrating Affective Processes: Social-Emotional Learning | |
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Integrating Physical Processes | |
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Integrating Intuitive Processes | |
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Sample Lessons for Integrating Intellectual Processes | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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Optimizing Learning: Strategies and Modifications for Elementary and Secondary Gifted Learners | |
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Establish the Continuum of Learning | |
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Standards and Rubrics | |
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A Caution | |
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Assess the Student's Level of Mastery | |
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Creating Student Portfolios | |
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Differentiate and Individualize Teaching and Learning | |
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Providing Differentiation to Meet the Educational Needs of Gifted Learners | |
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Individualizing Instruction | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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Culturally Responsive Teaching and Giftedness | |
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Multicultural Education and Giftedness | |
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Global Education | |
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Racially and Ethnically Diverse Gifted Populations | |
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Learning Differences Among and Between Racial and Ethnic Cultures | |
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Choosing Teachers for Racially and Ethnically Diverse Gifted Learners | |
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The Choice Between Academic Achievement and Cultural Affiliation | |
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Economically Disadvantaged Gifted Students: The Culture of Poverty | |
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Learning Differences | |
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Intervention | |
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Underrepresentation of Culturally Diverse Groups in the Gifted Population | |
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Identifying of Gifted Learners from Culturally Diverse Populations | |
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Search and Screen for Giftedness Among Students in Culturally Diverse Populations | |
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Identifying Economically Disadvantaged Gifted Learners | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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Exceptionality, Underachievement, Gender, and Giftedness | |
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Gifted Learners with Disabilities | |
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Characteristics of Gifted Children with Disabilities | |
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Identification of Gifted Children with Disabilities | |
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Programming for Gifted Children with Disabilities | |
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Underachieving Gifted Students | |
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Characteristics of Underachieving Gifted Students | |
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Causes of Underachievement | |
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Prevention and Remediation of Underachievement | |
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Gender and Giftedness | |
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Gender Characteristics That Affect Learning | |
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Issues Regarding Gifted Females | |
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Issues Regarding Gifted Males | |
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The Special Needs of Gifted Students Who Are Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, or Transgendered (GLBT) | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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Building and Maintaining Effective Programs and Services for Gifted Learners | |
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Program Models, Structures, and Organizations for Elementary and Secondary Gifted Learners | |
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Developing Effective Programs for Gifted and Talented Students | |
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Programming by Level of Involvement | |
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Programming in a Full-Inclusion Classroom | |
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Administrative and Curricular Modifications Used in Gifted and Talented Education Programs | |
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Enrichment | |
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Acceleration | |
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Grouping by Ability and Need | |
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Models and Structures Used to Teach Elementary and Secondary Gifted Learners | |
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Conceptual Frameworks | |
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Curriculum Models Often Used to Educate Gifted Learners | |
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Program Organizations for Gifted Learners in Elementary School | |
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Regular Classrooms | |
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Individualized Classrooms | |
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Special Classes | |
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Special Schools | |
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Adjunct Programs | |
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Program Organizations for Gifted Learners in Middle School and High School | |
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Early Admission Programs | |
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Core Academic Classes | |
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Group Seminars | |
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Honors Classes | |
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Mini-Course Structure | |
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School-Within-a-School | |
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Governor's Schools | |
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Advanced Placement Program | |
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International Baccalaureate Program | |
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Secondary Triad Model | |
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Autonomous Learner Model | |
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Purdue Secondary Model | |
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Accelerated College Enrollment and Early Entrance Programs | |
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Johns Hopkins University's Study of Mathematically Precocious Youth | |
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Homeschooling: An Alternative Approach for Elementary and Secondary Gifted Learners | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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Effective Programs for Gifted and Talented Education | |
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Developing Effective Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) Programs | |
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Seven Actions to Take in Developing an Effective GATE Program | |
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Teachers of Gifted Learners at School | |
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Abilities, Values, and Characteristics of Teachers of Gifted Students | |
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Teacher Education and Certification | |
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The Coordinator of the Gifted and Talented Education Program | |
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The Gifted and Talented Education Program Advisory Committee | |
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The Importance of Support for Effective Programs | |
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Gaining the Support of Teachers | |
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Gaining the Support of Parents | |
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Gaining the Support of the Administrator | |
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Counselors and School Psychologists as Support Personnel | |
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Gaining the Support of the Community | |
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Assessment and Evaluation of Programs and Services | |
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Evaluating Program Effectiveness | |
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Evaluating Teaching and Learning: Step Seven to Optimizing Learning | |
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Grading Gifted Learners | |
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Reflect and Reform: The Final Step to Optimizing Learning and Maintaining an Effective GATE Program | |
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Review of Important Ideas | |
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Check Your Understanding | |
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References | |
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Name Index | |
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Subject Index | |