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#6 Radical acceleration (form of grade skipping)

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#6 Radical acceleration (form of grade skipping)

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This is another form of grade skipping. It's when gifted students skip several grades. (Bailey et al., 2017)

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What is acceleration?  Acceleration occurs when students move through traditional curriculum at rates faster than typical students.
There are several forms of acceleration : Subject acceleration,  Grade skipping, Early entry, Telescoping,  Radical acceleration   (Bailey, Chaffey, Gross, MacLeod, Merrick, & Targett, 2017)

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#1 of 10  ********Start Here!   Intro to Gifted Students

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Bailey, S., Chaffey, G., Gross, M., MacLeod, B., Merrick, C. & Targett, R. (2017). Recent studies look at the potential benefits of full-grade acceleration. Canberra, Australia: Department of Education, Science and Training.  Retrieved from https://www.nagc.org/blog/recent-studies-look-potential-benefits-full-grade-acceleration

Colangelo, N. , Assouline, S, & Gross, U. (2004). A Nation Deceived: How Schools Hold Back America’s Brightest Students. Retrieved from http://www.accelerationinstitute.org/Nation_Deceived/ND_v1.pdf

McAulay, CBVRSB, J.  (2020). Differentiation Strategies for Gifted and Talented Learners. Retrieved from https://www.st-clair.net/Data/Sites/1/media/public/SpecialEd/gifted-program/differentiation-and-enrichment-strategies-for-gifted-students.pdf

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This is when students are promoted to a higher grade level in a subject in which they excel or show talent. An example of this is Terry Tao, now well-adjusted adult, who was doing high school math at the age of 7,
Subject acceleration may be sufficient in itself for many gifted students. (Bailey et al., 2017)

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This is when gifted students are  promoted to a higher  grade for all subjects, e.g. Jordan who was moved from Year 1 at the end of one school year into Year 3 at the beginning of the next, or Cassie who was skipped from Year 6 into Year 8. (Bailey et al., 2017)

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This is when student, or a group of students, completes two years in one, or some similar rapid progression through material. (Bailey et al., 2017)

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Benefits of Acceleration for Gifted Children

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This is when a gifted child starts school at a younger age than most. This is a form of grade skipping (Bailey et al., 2017)