In podcast episode 1, we are talking about what the definition of enrichment and why it’s so important for our students. In terms of education, enrichment is all about how we can take students who are curious and creative and give them an outlet for their drive. We present them with new problems to solve, ideas to marinate on, feelings to unpack, opinions to pose, and more.
What does it mean to have a gifted brain? There are many myths about gifted kids, but I’m breaking down 4 common ones that are especially harmful.
I know vocabulary instruction is essential for reading comprehension. But, if you’re schedule is like mine, teaching multiple words in depth within a week is a challenge. So, I started pulling a Word of the Week from our weekly vocabulary list and adding a fun activity to help the word “stick” in my kids’ minds.
My number one goal is to make enrichment easy for you! One way I can accomplish this goal is by thinking about what your curious kid might need. Do they need to be challenged? Are they looking for a new topic to explore? How can you pair a book for added enrichment?
How are you serving gifted students in your classroom? While advanced texts and extended writing prompts are great, gifted students need enrichment to be digital. In this post, I’m going to cover three reasons why digital is amazing and how you can start today!
