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TEACHING STRATEGIES TO HELP WITH
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS -
TEACHING GIFTED PUPILS
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Encourage children to be independent;
support them when they use their initiative.
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Try and encourage them to respect the
opinions and ideas of others.
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Although very intelligent, these
children still need to be socialising with their peers; encourage them to take
part in pair, group and other learning groups.
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Encourage them to reflect on their own
learning and think about how they make progress.
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Listen to their views on how they like
to learn and provide opportunities for this, but encourage them to develop other
learning strategies also.
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Use wrong answers as a learning
opportunity.
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Give them opportunities to consider
questions/problems to which there is no definitive answer.
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Provide higher level tasks than usual
in lessons; provide a bank of higher level extension activities to encourage all
pupils to aspire to a high standard.
Further Information
A
Whole School Policy for Gifted and Talented Pupils with a Learning Difficulty
Gifted
and Talented
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