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Sunday 24th March 2002

8:00

Foyer

Registration

8:45 – 9:25

40 min

Seminars

 

C201

When Giftedness becomes a Disability
Pat Burgess

 

C203

Exclusive and Inclusive Approaches to defining and identifying Gifted Children
Emily Glen

 

N201

William’s Taxonomy: A practical approach to the differentiated classroom
Julie Maat & Heidi Newton

 

GPS224

Square Pegs in Round Holes
Jean Richter & Melody Sharpe

 

GPS344

Parenting Gifted Children: Some ideas to meet their social and emotional needs
Tony Burton

9:30 – 10:20

Raybould Theatre

The New Basics Rich Tasks and the Gifted
Gabrielle Matters

10:20 – 10:45

 Foyer

Morning Tea

10:50 – 11:40

Raybould Theatre

Same Age, Different Reactions: Who are the gifted students in our classrooms?
Bronwyn MacLeod

11:45 – 12:45

60 min

Workshops

 

C201

Translating the "Total Talent Portfolio" into basics for identification
Harry Milne

 

C202

Developing an Enrichment Unit for the Gifted Student
Beth Wood

 

C203

Brainyfacts: The Board [not Bored] Game
Margaret Goss

 

N202

Naturally Mathematical
Ann Baker

 

GPS224

Avoiding Brain Death: What are the Basics for gifted students? FORUM
Judith Hewton, Nils Hay, Kamina Benham, Andrew Balzat and Casceilia Mulvena

12:45 – 1:40

 Union College

LUNCH

1:45 – 3:05

80 min

Workshops

 

N201

Appropriate Curriculum Strategies: What do they know and where are they going?
Bronwyn MacLeod

 

C202

Applying the Presence of Productive Pedagogy
Gail Young

 

GPS224

Parents in Discussion FORUM
Annie Balzat, Sandy Landers, Sue-Ann Dunning, Renai Delaney, & Suzanne McDonald

 

GPS343

Wising Up to Thinking
Ann Baker, Margaret Goss & Beth Wood

 

GPS344

Differentiating the Curriculum through Integration
Leesa Merifield

3:10 – 3:30

Raybould Theatre

Concluding Ceremony

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