This may seem like “old news,” as the story was published in the Washington Post on November 4, but I can’t let pass the opportunity to comment on the front page story “Montgomery School’s New Take On Ability Grouping Yields Results.” The article recounts the “experiment” that has taken place at Rock View Elementary School [...]
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Ability Grouping…Hallelujah!
Posted in In the News, School, tagged differentiation, education, Gifted, grouping, MCPS on November 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The Early Signs
Posted in Gifted, History, Home Life, tagged baby, early childhood, Gifted, infant, signs of giftedness, toddler on November 12, 2007 | 1 Comment »
C. was always in a hurry. As a newborn, she seemed to sleep very little. She always wanted to be “up”…peering over my shoulder or facing outwards. To this day my mother still talks about seeing her granddaughter for the first time at 3 weeks, and thinking that she had never seen such a “knowing” [...]
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