Designing Gifted Education Programs and Services

from Bidwell-Glaze

I was looking forward to getting Designing Gifted Education Programs and Services from Early Reviewers. Unfortunately it has been almost 20 years since my last education class and this is highly beyond my experience and training. I will keep reading and researching it to get what is current in th...

from bemislibrary

Peters and Brulles looks at gifted education programs and services through best practices, but spend the majority of the time exploring four case studies. In Best Practice, she describes program elements, learning needs, service identification, and logistics. The authors provide limited reference...

from benuathanasia

First impression: Not particularly readable. It isn't something you can just sit down with and read through like First Days of School, When Kids Can't Read, or Teach Like a Champion; I had to chunk it out because it was just saying way too much with way too little succinctness. It felt like every...

from Lewie

This work is properly better used as a guide than as an authority. The authors designed a book to assist rather than give just one main idea they filled the work with choices to "best fit" the type of situation that the reader may be involved with. Designed for not only the in service educators b...

from Lewie

This work is properly better used as a guide than as an authority. The authors designed a book to assist rather than give just one main idea they filled the work with choices to "best fit" the type of situation that the reader may be involved with. Designed for not only the in service educators b...