PPT-Family influence on gifted EFL high school students’ career choice intentions in Vietnam
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Hong Cao Dr Jae Yup Jared Jung Dr Susen Smith Presentation outline Career choice intentions of gifted EFL high school students in Vietnam Context of the study
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Hong Cao Dr Jae Yup Jared Jung Dr Susen Smith Presentation outline Career choice intentions of gifted EFL high school students in Vietnam Context of the study Rationale for the study. Leonie Nicholls. Monday 17 March 2014. Topics in tonight’s presentation. Definitions of gifted and talented. Characteristics of gifted learners. Overexcitabilities. Introverts and extraverts. Perfectionism. FACT OR MYTH: . GIFTED STUDENTS HAVE HIGHER INCIDENCES OF DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, AND SUICIDE.. MYTH. Gifted . students . DO NOT . show higher . prevalence rates of depression, suicide, or anxiety. .. (. By: Margaret Garrett, Alicia Payne, and Chris . Rhinehart. Hispanic Gifted . Students. Introduction. For over 25 years, blame has been extended to gifted programs for favoring children from advantaged backgrounds. Minority groups or gifted learners are highly underrepresented in gifted programs in the United States. Statistics report that this underrepresentation may vary for 30% to 70%. The average is common at around 50%. (Ford & Thomas, 1997). Gifted students exist in all levels of society, every culture, and every ethnic group (Frasier, Garcia, Passow, 1995). In order to include underrepresented minority groups in gifted programs, it is mandatory to establish “equal footing” for all students no matter what their race, culture, or socioeconomic status is . ‘A learning intention describes what pupils should . know, understand. or . be able to do. by the end of the lesson or series of lessons.’ (Learning Unlimited, 2004). . What . is . a Learning Intention. Twice-Exceptional Students. Underrepresented in Gifted Programs. Frequently Struggle. Unique Talents Overlooked. In Danger of Dropping Out. Primarily Three Categories. Students enrolled in a Gifted Program but not identified with a learning disability . D. isabilities. Bridgette Krueger. Outline. Learning Disability Defined. Types of Learning Disabilities. GLD (Gifted with Learning Disabilities). Effects of GLD for girls and boys. Training Areas. 4 . i. n . USD 261. MINING. Who . a. re . g. ifted students?. The National Association for Gifted Children defines gifted as: . . “. Students, children, or youth who give evidence of high achievement capability in areas such as intellectual, creative, artistic, or leadership capacity, or in specific academic fields, and who need services and activities not ordinarily provided by the school in order to fully develop those capabilities”.. Board of Education Presentation . September 6, 2016. Gifted students possess some common characteristics. Recognizing these general traits and understanding how they may reveal themselves in the classroom is an important step toward working effectively with this unique group of children. . DeSoto County Schools will offer a qualitatively different educational experience that is not available in the elementary or middle school general education classroom. Each school will develop a differentiated program designed to address the needs of the students enrolled in the school in line with the districts instructional management plan. These programs guarantee . Lynette Baldwin. Executive Director. Kentucky Association for Gifted Education (KAGE). For decades, misconceptions about gifted and talented students and their learning needs have persisted. These “myths” have often become barriers to learning for these students.. Joyce . VanTassel-Baska. , . EdD. .. Professor Emerita, College of . W. illiam and Mary. Keynote Address, Rutgers University, November 15, 2015. The Educational Landscape of Schools. Content . standards are higher level, but translation . Mgr. Juraj . Datko. Supported by. : KEGA 055UKF-4/2016. . . UKF. : UGA V/3/2016. Research aim and questions. T. he aim of the presented study is:. . (1) to explore EFL teachers’ subjective theories (views. National support for moderation. Aims. Develop an understanding of effective Learning Intentions and Success Criteria. Explore the relationship between Learning Intentions and Success Criteria. Explore and understand the importance of Learning Intentions and Success Criteria. Aims of the Programme. To identify academic strengths and specific talent in our students. To differentiate upwards for MASt students in all lessons and for Gifted & Talented students in their nominated subjects.
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