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On the campus
of
James
Madison University
June 23-27, 2008
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K-12 GIFTED
EDUCATION
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THE K-12 ACADEMY
FOR GIFTED EDUCATION is offered to K-12 gifted
education teachers and administrators; K-12 general education
teachers; central office and building-level administrators; and
support personnel (e.g. media specialists, guidance counselors)
working with advanced or gifted learners. Teachers of
advanced, honors, AP, and dual-enrollment courses are strongly
encouraged to enroll. The content of this Academy will focus
on the design and delivery of differentiated curriculum and
instruction for advanced and gifted learners. Speakers will
illustrate best practices in all areas of emphasis for the regular
classroom, pull-out programs, specialized programs for gifted
education, as well as honors and other middle and high school
advanced courses. The academy participants will have the
option to register for the academy as a graduate credit course
which is part of a K-12 VA State Add-On Endorsement Program in
Gifted Education at JMU.
This academy
is limited to 35 participants
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ACADEMY
SCHEDULE
ACADEMY REQUIREMENTS
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Mary
Slade
Academy Chair
Dr.
Mary Slade is a Professor in the Department of Exceptional
Education at the College of Education at James Madison University.
She directs the gifted education coursework and the Pre-K-12 Add-On
Gifted Education Endorsement Program at JMU, including the online
coursework in this area. Mary has taught in higher education since
1990; in teacher education, special education, and gifted
education. Previously she taught in elementary, middle, and high
schools as a fourth grade, gifted education, and English
teacher.
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"EDUCATING
WITH
AN EYE TO
THE
FUTURE"
JOIN US
JUNE 23-27, 2008
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