Here is a reference and guide for teachers and parents that covers many aspects of gifted thinking in relation to math and science. It features competitions and curricula that can be easily adapted to students' lifestyles outside of the classroom and the materials are accessible to adults with limited scientific backgrounds. Advice, vignettes, and cartoons are included. The book is suitable for grades K-12.
Here is a reference and guide for teachers and parents that covers many aspects of gifted thinking in relation to math and science. It features competitions and curricula that can be easily adapted to students' lifestyles outside of the classroom and the materials are accessible to adults with limited scientific backgrounds. Advice, vignettes, and cartoons are included. The book is suitable for grades K-12.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
By Rosemary S. Callard-Szulgit and Greg Karl Szulgit
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Recalled for Revision Part 4 Math Activities Chapter 5 Creative Conversions (and the "Smoot") Chapter 6 Using Microsoft Excel as a Teaching Tool Chapter 7 Figure This Chapter 8 Lunch Bunch Chapter 9 The Map Problem Chapter 10 Math Question of the Day Chapter 11 Mind-benders Chapter 12 Place-Value Games Chapter 13 Stock Market Game Chapter 14 Snowflakes Chapter 15 STEM Part 16 Science Activities Chapter 17 Chemistry Olympiad Chapter 18 Challenger Center for Space Science Education Chapter 19 The Cutting Edge Chapter 20 Hurricane Hunters Chapter 21 The Intel Science Talent Search Chapter 22 JASON Expedition Chapter 23 Life Might be Out There... Chapter 24 Marble Machines Chapter 25 Nature's Artful Architecture Chapter 26 Pinhole Cameras Chapter 27 Science Olympiad Chapter 28 Science Toy Maker Chapter 29 Space Day-101 Ways to Celebrate Chapter 30 Tiny Worlds Chapter 31 Tree of Life Part 32 Technology/Business Opportunities Chapter 33 Girls Go Tech Chapter 34 The PPG Industries Foundation Part 35 Still More Activities Chapter 36 Academic Decathlon and Northrup Corporation Chapter 37 Can't You Sit Still? Chapter 38 Classroom Earth and Environmental Experimental Education Chapter 39 Explorer Schools and NASA Chapter 40 Internet Chess Club Chapter 41 Inversions Chapter 42 MIT Inventeams Chapter 43 A Walk in the Woods Part 44 Academic Environs Chapter 45 Duke University Talent Identification Program (TIP) Chapter 46 MEADOW Chapter 47 Moss Meadow School Chapter 48 The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Part 49 Reflections on Education Chapter 50 Did You Know You're my Hero? Chapter 51 I Forgive You Chapter 52 Gifted Children Speak to Us Chapter 53 A Letter to Parents Chapter 54 Three Popular Questions and Commonsense Answers Part 55 Appendices Chapter 56 Awards Chapter 57 Centers for Gifted Education and Talent Searches Chapter 58 Math and Science Books Chapter 59 Organizations Chapter 60 Magazines Chapter 61 Special Programs Chapter 62 State Organizations for the Gifted Chapter 63 State Department of Education Gifted Education Contacts Chapter 64 Websites for Parents, Teachers, and Students Chapter 65 Science and Math Competitions
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Recalled for Revision Part 4 Math Activities Chapter 5 Creative Conversions (and the "Smoot") Chapter 6 Using Microsoft Excel as a Teaching Tool Chapter 7 Figure This Chapter 8 Lunch Bunch Chapter 9 The Map Problem Chapter 10 Math Question of the Day Chapter 11 Mind-benders Chapter 12 Place-Value Games Chapter 13 Stock Market Game Chapter 14 Snowflakes Chapter 15 STEM Part 16 Science Activities Chapter 17 Chemistry Olympiad Chapter 18 Challenger Center for Space Science Education Chapter 19 The Cutting Edge Chapter 20 Hurricane Hunters Chapter 21 The Intel Science Talent Search Chapter 22 JASON Expedition Chapter 23 Life Might be Out There... Chapter 24 Marble Machines Chapter 25 Nature's Artful Architecture Chapter 26 Pinhole Cameras Chapter 27 Science Olympiad Chapter 28 Science Toy Maker Chapter 29 Space Day-101 Ways to Celebrate Chapter 30 Tiny Worlds Chapter 31 Tree of Life Part 32 Technology/Business Opportunities Chapter 33 Girls Go Tech Chapter 34 The PPG Industries Foundation Part 35 Still More Activities Chapter 36 Academic Decathlon and Northrup Corporation Chapter 37 Can't You Sit Still? Chapter 38 Classroom Earth and Environmental Experimental Education Chapter 39 Explorer Schools and NASA Chapter 40 Internet Chess Club Chapter 41 Inversions Chapter 42 MIT Inventeams Chapter 43 A Walk in the Woods Part 44 Academic Environs Chapter 45 Duke University Talent Identification Program (TIP) Chapter 46 MEADOW Chapter 47 Moss Meadow School Chapter 48 The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Part 49 Reflections on Education Chapter 50 Did You Know You're my Hero? Chapter 51 I Forgive You Chapter 52 Gifted Children Speak to Us Chapter 53 A Letter to Parents Chapter 54 Three Popular Questions and Commonsense Answers Part 55 Appendices Chapter 56 Awards Chapter 57 Centers for Gifted Education and Talent Searches Chapter 58 Math and Science Books Chapter 59 Organizations Chapter 60 Magazines Chapter 61 Special Programs Chapter 62 State Organizations for the Gifted Chapter 63 State Department of Education Gifted Education Contacts Chapter 64 Websites for Parents, Teachers, and Students Chapter 65 Science and Math Competitions
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