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Chapter 15

TermDefinition
Enrichment An approach in which additional learning experiences are provided for students with special gifts or talents while the students remain in the grade levels appropriate or their chronological ages.
Analytic giftedness Involves being able to take a problem apart, and understand the parts of a problem and how they are interrelated.
Creative giftedness Involves insight, intuition, creativity, or adeptness at coping with novel situations, skills that are typically associated with high achievement in the arts and sciences.
Practical giftedness Involves applying analytic and synthetic abilities to the solution of everyday problems.
Schoolwide enrichment model (SEM) Also known as the Three-Ring Model of Giftedness; based on the assumption that giftedness cannot be identified based on one single criterion.
Talent Search Model Uses the SAT to "discover" students who perform significantly above grade level.
Twice exceptional Students with both giftedness and disabilities are called this.
Acceleration An approach in which students with special gift or talents are placed in grade levels ahead of their age peers n one or more academic subjects. Also, an increasingly disruptive behavior; an increase in the problem of behavior.
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