论文信息 - Providing Challenging Programs for Gifted Readers.

Providing Challenging Programs for Gifted Readers.

Findings in research about gifted readers and the materials and curriculum they confront are discussed. Strategies for gifted readers which seem promising are presented and analyzed: interest assessment, curriculum compacting, and enrichment. Finally, the authors list innovative current practices and programs.

Joseph S. Renzulli | Sally M. Reis | S. Reis | J. Renzulli

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