Twitter: Math Myths, Gifted Myths, Language Puzzles
Another bunch of gifted education resources tweeted out from @ByrdseedGifted:
- An article by Dr. Tomlinson called “Differentiating Instruction For Advanced Learners” http://bit.ly/9fJMQc
- MoreWords.com is a great way to find words with greek and latin roots. Here’s words containing “soph” - http://bit.ly/9MMb1T
- “Differentiating Curriculum For Gifted Students” an article by Sandra Berger http://bit.ly/bkGRq1
- Awesome roundup of story-based instruction from @ThinkThankThunk http://bit.ly/b1RBl2
- A dozen math myths. Could provide interesting opening to a lesson.http://bit.ly/bquHsL
- Interesting writeup about divergent thinkers, common in a gifted classroom http://bit.ly/dBJzKK
- Gifted education myths from National Association for Gifted Children. http://www.nagc.org/commonmyths.aspx Found via RT @SeaburySchool.
- Inductive language puzzles, could be interesting openers. Found via @jkottke. http://bit.ly/9vhTZW
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