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Tuesday, October 16 • 10:55am - 11:55am
Ten Ways to Identify Young Gifted Children Through Observation

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Learn about a research-based tool with 10 ways to identify early childhood learners using descriptors of high potentiality” using “dynamic assessment” that includes observation, questioning, and portfolio development. Preschool to grade 3 students are not generally identified using normative based testing or “static assessment.” Therefore, this presentation encourages “dynamic” techniques and strategies to trigger observation, assess, identify, and challenge kids and communicate with parents/guardians. Confront myths of gifted education and learn about inclusive activities for diverse, ELL, or under resourced children.

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avatar for Sally Beiser, Ph.D.

Sally Beiser, Ph.D.

Professor, Drake University
Sally Beisser, Ph.D., is the Levitt Distinguished Professor at Drake University School of Education in teacher education, doctoral qualitative research methods, and service-learning including many trip to Belize. Since 2007 she has directed the online Talented and Gifted Endorsement... Read More →


Tuesday October 16, 2018 10:55am - 11:55am CDT
Room 397 (3rd floor)