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Designing Comprehensive Gifted and Talented Programming

Designing Comprehensive Gifted and Talented Programming. December 5, 2018. http://aea11gt.pbworks.com. Agenda. Welcome/Check-in Process Home Play Developing a Written Gifted and Talented Plan District Program Goals Domains of Giftedness Identification Tools and Criteria

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Designing Comprehensive Gifted and Talented Programming

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  1. Designing Comprehensive Gifted and Talented Programming December 5, 2018 http://aea11gt.pbworks.com

  2. Agenda • Welcome/Check-in • Process Home Play • Developing a Written Gifted and Talented Plan • District Program Goals • Domains of Giftedness • Identification • Tools and Criteria • Using this information • Developing an Identification Plan

  3. Home Play • Complete one section of SA/RT • Program Goals • Finish Beliefs and Commitments to Action • Share draft of V/M/B/CA with GT Advisory, Administrative Team, and/or School Board • Get input

  4. Academy Outcome A comprehensive gifted and talented plan

  5. Comprehensive Program Design …a thoughtful, unified service delivery plan that has a singular purpose: to identify the many, varied ways that will be used to meet the needs of high-potential students. --Purcell & Eckert, p. 74

  6. Considerations • Unique learning profile of students • Level of challenge in regular curriculum • Ways high-potential learners are already served • Areas where services are lacking --Purcell & Eckert, p. 74

  7. Goals and Performance Measures • Program Goals • Provide focus for evaluation and planning • Provide direction toward a particular purpose • “living” - will be revised as needed • Based on clear mission and definition of giftedness (target population) --Purcell & Eckert, p. 63

  8. Goals and Performance Measures • Performance Measures • What does success look like? • How will we know when we get there? • What data will we collect? • How good is good enough?

  9. Traits • Alignment • Validity • Comprehensiveness • Clarity Purcell & Eckert, p. 64-5

  10. Using SART to Establish Program Goals • Complete selected sections of the Self-Audit/Reflection Tool. • Establish a long-term goal for each area to function as a “standard” • Identify area(s) most in need of improvement. • Write targeted short-term (annual) goal(s) to the area & develop action plan • Year-end review to ascertain goal attainment.

  11. Sample Program Goals • Urbandale • District 196, Minnesota • Based on NAGC Program Standards • Waukee

  12. Examine Your Program Goals • Do you have program goals? • Are they program goals or student outcomes? • What’s the difference? • Why is each important?

  13. Developing Student Outcomes • How students will benefit as a result of the programming they receive • Possible bases • Universal Constructs • NAGC Programming Goals

  14. Home Play • Complete Identification Section of SA/RT • Establish program goals for identification • Determine domains of giftedness to be served • Write identification plan for district (Identification section of written plan)

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