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Giftedness refers to a student’s
outstanding potential and ability in one or more domains, (e.g.
intellectual, artistic or sensorimotor). Talent refers to outstanding
performance in one or more fields of human activity. Talent
emerges from ability as a consequence of the student’s
learning experience. Gifted
and Talented Policy April 2004
Information about the WA Department of Education and Training
identification of and provision for gifted and talented students
is on their website:
| The Education of Gifted and Talented
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The site has been developed to provide information and
practical assistance for the identification, provision,
monitoring and assessment of gifted and talented students.
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- Provision
A wide range of excellent strategies
to use with all students, including those featured
in the original Teaching TAGS resource package.
- Resources
and Links
Includes associations and specialised
websites for teachers, parents and students.
- EAGER
Includes the Encouraging Achievement
Gifted Education Resources (EAGER) resources.
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Note: 10
items related to policies to cater for gifted and talented
students. For the complete listing go to:
Browse
Education: Gifted and Talented
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