Elementary Social Studies; Skills in Social Studies; Social Studies and Teaching Thinking; Group Processes; Secondary School Social Studies; Firsthand Experiences; The Teacher of Social Studies
CHAPTER 11. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS FOR THE GIFTED,
Science: Identification of Aptitude, Objectives, Motivating Interest; Ele- mentary, Junior High and Senior High School Programs; Curriculum Proposals; Advanced Placement Programs. Mathematics: Elementary School Programs; Enrichment; Acceleration; Teacher of Mathematics in Elementary Schools; New Secondary School Programs
Values for Gifted Child; Arts in Education for Creativity; Objectives in Art for the Gifted; Art Curriculum; Teacher of Art; Music for the Gifted; Teacher of Music; Programs for the Musically Talented
Theory and Practice; Research on Grouping: ) Reviews, Specific Studies; Ability Grouping and Social Class; Philosophical Commitments and Psy- chological Concerns; Recommendations
Case for Acceleration; Historical Precedents: Elementary School, Sec- ondary Schools, College; Research Supporting Acceleration; Social and Personal Adjustment; Advanced Placement Program
Influences on Motivation; Motivation from a Perceptual Point of View; The Underachieving Personality; Research on Motivation; The Larger Culture; Pressure from Adults; Research on Correcting Underachieve- ment; Basic Skills and Underachievement
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Publication Information: Book Title: Education of the Intellectually Gifted. Contributors: Milton J. Gold - author. Publisher: Charles E. Merrill Books. Place of Publication: Columbus, OH. Publication Year: 1965. Page Number: viii.
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