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Jul 17, 2009
Anyway, miracle of miracles, I have been asked to interview for a middle school gifted and talented position next week. Although I have taught middle school for 5 years, I have next to no experience with gifted students. The only time in my career that I have taught identified gifted students was last school year; I had one section of "accelerated" science.
Any words of wisdom or advice for me before I go in front of the firing squad?
Thanks in advance!
Mr. Ed, Gifted 7th SS, GA
Susan has responded in a in such a splendid manner, I doubt I could add anything. She is so correct in every aspect of her answer to your query, expecially in the paragraph concerning "quirky" kids. Yes, they are, and they are wonderful to work with if you allow each of them to learn as they learn and share as they learn. It is amazing to me how th...See More
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