Jumping back into the school-level GT advocacy fray, I decided to attend last week’s GT Liaison Fall Training Meeting organized by the Montgomery County Council of Parent-Teacher Association (MCCPTA). The meeting was held at an up-county high school, terra incognito land for me, so I was happy to get a ride. (You know who you [...]
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“In the Tank” on Gifted Issues
Posted in Gifted, School, tagged achievement gap, advocacy, AP, Center for the Highly Gifted, differentiation, down county consortium, elementary school, Gifted, highly gifted, magnet program, MAP-R, middle school, montgomery county, NCLB, parent involvement, parents, red zone, School, teacher, testing on October 26, 2008 | 3 Comments »
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