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Thank you for very interesting and useful ideas. I am sure I will use KWL Chart.

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It was a great pleasure to listen to you. With such broad knowledge and huge experience you are support for us! Thank you!

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This training reminded me that we should focus more on gifted students. Thank you.

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What I liked the most: pretesting students, learning stations, a choice board, alternative scenerio. Very interesting ideas...I'll definitely use them in the future.

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different examples of tasks for gifted students may be useful, they won't be bored while doing this kind of activities, I'll definitely use some of your ideas :)

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take-away: differences between gifted and bright students; selecting creative tasks for gifted students;

nice ideas when it comes to various activities

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Gifted students and bright children is a fantastic idea to discuss

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my thoughts: characteristics of gifted students, ideas of vocabulary boards, classroom tasks based on efficiency levels

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I like a lot of ideas. It was very interesting. Thank you.

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Very interesting activities for gifted students :)

Very usefull information.

Thank you very much

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It was interesting.

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take away, it was very interesting

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The activities with the pictures were really creative (the girl in the gallery, etc)... I will definitely use it in my work :-)

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the difference between gifted students and bright students, this is very interesting

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Take-away: KWL Chart

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Thanks for interesting activities for students. Very useful ideas🙂

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I was very interesting. Thank you.

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Having learnt the difference between gifted and bright students I'm starting to think I didn't get any gifted learners in my English classroom :) However I'm grateful for the KWL chart and Vocabulary choice board that I'll definitely use in my classes

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take-away: difference between bright and gifted student, differentiated tasks - especially reading tasks, vocabulary tasks.

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I think that gifted studenta are problematic. Personally, my oldest daughters is really gifted (she Has Asperger Syndrom) and I see She od bored at school. She want something more but its is difficult for teachers.

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I think that everyone will find something for themselves

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take-away: showing the direction for further learning

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Great idea with Vocabulary Choice Board!

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Thank you, lots of important information. Plus … Major natural resources quote ;-)

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take- away: flexible grouping, vocabulary choice boards

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Take-away: KWL Chart

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Gifted students are endangered species ;)

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Take-away: the differences between gifted learners and bright children

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Gifted students often give up because it is really difficuilt for them to feell fully satisfied.

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Gifted students may be also graded for their interests and lust for knowledge. We can assign them an extra task where they can show off, e.g. find extra information on how some irregular verbs were formed and feel gratified by getting an extra mark.

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gifted students see larger perspective

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Giften-students tend to think outside the box, while bright ones usually follow the rules and instructions.

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Gifted students sometimes don't want to display their abilities, for example they don't want to take part in contests

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!!gifted students are risk takers

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!!!Aha!! Gifted student is often problematic and requires more time during the lesson