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This page contains links and resources that are of particular interest to educators who work with talented and gifted students.
Curriculum Resources
TAG - Challenging High-End Learners
The purpose of this statewide project is to provide Oregon educators with samples of differentiated curriculum across content areas, K-12, that challenge high-end learners while addressing the Oregon standards and benchmarks.
Bright Child - Gifted Learner
11/14/2006 (60.29 KB)
Characteristics of Underachieving Gifted Students
10/13/2008 (21.26 KB)
Differentiated Instruction Video
Presentation by Marcia Imbeau at the 2009 Superintendent's Summer Institute.
Differentiated Instruction Handout
08/10/2009 (
15.54 MB
)
Differentiated Instruction
Dual Exceptionality Chart for Special Education and TAG Education Collaboration
01/06/2009 (36.90 KB)
Integrated Curriculum Model for Gifted Learners
National Association for Gifted Children Pre K-12 Gifted Program Standards
Quick Adaptations Handbook
Ideas for adapting curriculum to meet the needs of middle school learners. Includes materials designed to help teachers be more successful in reaching and teaching all students.
REAL: Standards by Design
12/15/2011 (19.02 KB)
Search for educational resources by individual Oregon content standards.
Tips for Teachers: Successful Strategies for Teaching Gifted Learners
This article, published by the Davidson Institute for Talent Development, focuses on strategies teachers can use to increase the achievement of gifted students. Common instructional blunders that can be harmful to gifted students are also addressed.
Traits of Talented and Gifted Students in Rural Settings
11/13/2008 (19.64 KB)
Twelve Cost Effective Educational Options for Serving Gifted Students
This article, published by the Davidson Institute, discusses steps that schools and educators can take to help gifted children stay focused and achieve at higher levels. These steps can be implemented by schools even when funding is limited.
Twice Exceptional (Gifted and Disabled)
10/13/2008 (25.64 KB)
Professional Development in TAG
Pacific University Talented and Gifted Education Certificate
Portland State University Continuing Education TAG/Differentiation classes
Southern Oregon Distance Learning TAG classes
University of Oregon TAG classes
Contacts
Rebecca Blocher
(503) 947-5931
Teaching & Learning Team - Ed. Specialist, TAG
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