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Gifted, Talented and Able

This easy-to-access online workshop has been created to help you engage with learners who may be Gifted, Talented and Able. It's designed to help you learn at your own pace, broaden your understanding and develop the confidence to create interventions that improve educational outcomes.

Duration 58min
Who is this course suitable for? Leaders, support staff and SENDCos
Access Mobile, PC and TV
Achievement Certificate of Completion

About this course

An engaging online course to support your inclusion strategies.

This course has been created to help teaching staff, support teams and SENDCos (including those responsible for meeting the educational needs of Deaf learners) to develop strategies which promote inclusion. This informative, effective, and enjoyable workshop has been designed to help you engage learners who may be Gifted, Talented and Able, instilling a deeper understanding and giving you the confidence to create interventions to improve educational outcomes.

What does this course cover?

  • A brief examination of some high profile Gifted/Talented/Able people and their personal life experiences.
  • Above average achiever - Gifted/Talented/Able - What is the difference?
  • What is Gifted? Talented? Able? - includes a wide range of identification strategies to help you.
  • Developmental and social problems experienced by Gifted/Talented/Able learners and interventions to overcome these.
  • How to engage those who may be Gifted/Talented/Able to achieve academic satisfaction. To include extra-curricular considerations, grouping options and creating a positively challenging ethos.
  • A range of metacognition strategies.
  • Listening to Gifted/Talented/Able individuals to meet their needs fully.
  • A range of 'good practice' general interventions.

What outcomes can you expect from this course?

Completing this course will help you to:

  • Identify learners who may be Gifted/Talented/Able.
  • Gain a deeper understanding of the needs of young people who may be Gifted/Talented/ Able.
  • Develop a range of strategies to support the learning of young people who may be Gifted/ Talented/Able.
  • Create 'differentiated, level of understanding' appropriate interventions.
  • Adapt the sensory environment to meet the needs of individuals and groups.
  • Better understand the needs of individuals who may be Gifted/Talented/Able.

Who is the course for?

This course is designed for education professionals, teaching staff, support staff and SENDCos in primary and secondary.

Who will you learn with?

Andrew Whitehouse MSpEd, CPSE, (PGCert) BAHons QTS, People First Education.

Gifted, Talented and Able

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