Session Information
NAGC 58th Annual Convention & Exhibition
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18.1 Accepting the Challenge: Supporting, Measuring, and Reporting Academic Growth in Advanced Middle School Students
Track : Middle Grades
Date: Saturday, November 5, 2011
Time: 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM  EST
Room: HEC
CO-PRESENTER :
Joan Brownlee, Gifted Education Specialist, Prince William County Public Schools
NAGCFACULTY (S):
Joan Brownlee, Gifted Education Specialist, Prince William County Public Schools
Gail Hubbard, Supervisor of Gifted Education and Special Programs, Prince William County Public Schools
PRESENTER :
Gail Hubbard, Supervisor of Gifted Education and Special Programs, Prince William County Public Schools
Description
How do you support, measure, and report academic growth in advanced learners to increase the success of those learners in the 21st century? One school system began by establishing a limited number of discipline-specific outcomes as well as outcomes based upon interdisciplinary conceptual understanding. Once these outcomes were aligned K-12, committees revised curriculum, refined progress reports, and modified service plans. The greatest challenge became supporting, measuring, and reporting academic growth of diverse middle school advanced learners. Participants have access to the tools used to overcome that challenge and foster academic growth in middle school learners.



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