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• Challenging Independent Projects to Get Gifted Students' Gears Going
  Are you unsure what to do with the gifted students in your classroom? Don't make them tutors for those students who struggle -- challenge them! You can do this through independent projects for gifted young students.
• Social Factors That Make Gifted Students Fall Behind
  Why do gifted students fall behind and eventually quit school? Several studies have shown that there are social factors that compel gifted and exceptional students to perform poorly in school and subsequently to drop-out of school.
• Tapping into Artistic Talent: Lessons for Gifted Students
  Enthusiasm is important when working with students, especially students learning above grade level. Art lesson plans for gifted students, therefore, must tap their passion. As Van Gogh once wrote, "...one must never let the fire go out in one's soul, but keep it burning."
• Great Language Arts Projects for Advanced Learners
  Language arts projects for gifted students must capture their imagination as well as spur them on to look beyond the obvious. Mastering critical literacy skills gives advanced learners a tool they will use throughout their life.
• The Perfect Activities for Young Gifted Students
  Sometimes a teacher can feel overwhelmed with keeping students engaged and excited about learning. After all, gifted students have so much to offer, so typical classroom activities may fall flat.
• Teacher Tips: Helpful Websites for Gifted Students
  Teachers of gifted students always find it difficult to have a reliable source of information while preparing lessons for them. Read on to find a host of useful websites that can help.
• The Social and Emotional Health of Gifted Students
  While the intellectual potential of a gifted student may be readily apparent, the social and emotional lives of gifted children can reveal some problems. Students can appear happy on the outside, when on the inside they are suffering in and out of the classroom.
• Find Out What Your Gifted Students Are Interested In
  If you’re trying to help your GT students build on their strengths, you can hand out this interest sheet. Talented and gifted students can fill out this interest sheet to find out exactly what their strengths and weaknesses are.
• Tips to Capturing the Interest of Your Gifted Students
  Many gifted students feel board in class. How can you ensure that your students are being challenged sufficiently? Find some ideas of keeping the interest of your advanced students.