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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can someone tell me what the gifted kids are offered compared to the other kids in the classroom?[/quote] For my dd: In elementary it was mostly required extension work that was optional for the general class, a book “club” with the gifted cluster, and some required projects. In middle it was intensified classes, which are available to all but gifted kids are guided to take. In hs (she is a freshman now) it is choices of intensified, AP, and DE classes plus the Capstone program. Gifted kids receive a letter before choosing classes to point out which classes are appropriately challenging, but the choice is theirs.[/quote] I wish people wouldn't give old information. APS doesn't allow small group differentiation any more for those tagged as gifted. It's considered inequitable. Only whole class activities are permitted. So no more gifted book clubs, math groups or other extra projects in elementary.[/quote] It’s unclear where you are getting your information. Here is a sample differentiation report from this year. [url]https://innovation.apsva.us/wp-content/uploads/sites/50/2024/11/Q1-Differentiation-Report-SY24-25.pdf[/url][/quote] They are pulling it out of their MAGA a-hole. There [u]are[/u] extra book clubs, math groups, and projects. The difference now is that they are open to all kids who want to join, not just those who are tagged. [/quote] If an NFL team lets a bunch of high schoolers join them, they’re no longer playing at an elite level.[/quote] You want to gate keep out the engaged, bright kids who enjoy a subject just because they didn’t do quite as well one day in 2nd grade on a screening test? GTFO. [/quote]
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