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Bright vs Gifted Learning.m4v

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    hello and welcome to a gifted student
    verses a bright student
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    informative I'd cast and how to tell the
    difference between the two
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    within your classroom
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    for you identified students was gifted
    it's important to know why we need to do
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    so
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    as a teacher needed should be in your
    best interest
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    to be able to reach can help all a few
    students within schools were off to
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    pressure to help those that are below
    the bar
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    or below average however his those
    gifted students that need
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    continue to be pushed ok even though
    they may be higher Cheevers
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    we cannot assume that they can make it
    on their home
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    we as educators much understand that he
    even knows
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    that are accelerating still need to be
    changed now that you understand
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    night weird
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    students
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    it's on the characteristics that
    separate subpoena begins
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    great student
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    system
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    using gift
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    in
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    grade students in the class from the
    last to know the answer to a question s
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    over a gifted students in the classroom
    will take the question beyond what is
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    considered the traditional expectations
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    you continue to challenge for themselves
    their peers
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    as well as the teacher
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    when sharing with the class from bright
    students often share good ideas
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    gifted students ideas will sometimes be
    seen as wild or silly
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    again because their creativity is trying
    to take their learning
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    beyond the traditional expectations
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    the bright student in the classroom
    after enjoyed working group work
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    collaboratively with their peers
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    gifted student on the other hand often
    first work alone
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    continues to challenge themselves and
    perhaps using the company
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    the teacher or instructor to further
    their learning
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    bright students enjoy the active going
    to school day enjoy the social aspect
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    interacting with their friends gifted
    learners and the other hand enjoyed
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    learning aspect school
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    and often find themselves bored in class
    is where they're not being challenged
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    not as much learning is being done
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    bright students technicians with the
    class they can take a shot at the
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    junctions pic
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    perform the task as a test gifted
    students on the other hand their
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    inventors organization years
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    and they come up with ways to do things
    on their own again challenge themselves
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    beyond the traditional expectations
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    gonna break student is assessed his
    often pleased with the outcome
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    pleased with his learning gifted student
    on the other hand
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    often highly critical they know that
    they could have won more but they should
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    still continue to learn more integrate
    itself
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    although it may be good or bad is often
    not rewarding enough
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    for gifted students
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    sure teaching in the future keep some
    these tips & mines
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    to help Ethan agent arranged break
Title:
Bright vs Gifted Learning.m4v
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