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Program Overview for Parents *

“One program does not fit all” Academically gifted: student performs well above grade level in one or more academic areas. “Strong student” Intellectually gifted: student possesses a high I.Q./ aptitude score in comparison to peers. Has the ability to learn new information quickly. Gifted programs VARY by county/state. Each has unique placement criteria. “One program does not fit all” *

CCS Elementary AIG Programming 1st & 2nd 3rd, 4th, 5th

A Few FYI’s …. Once a student qualifies for AIG Resource, he/she is served without further testing until the end of 5th grade. Students should continue to perform at an elevated level in the classroom to be pulled out for AIG services. AIG students will receive Progress Reports from the SOAR teacher at the end of each SEMESTER. Meetings will be held at the beginning of each new school year for parents of current AIG Students, as well as NEW AIG students, to discuss the AIG plans for the year.

3-5 SOAR Service Details Students attend resource class in the AIG classroom with other AIG peers and a certified AIG teacher 2 hours/week Project Based and/or Interdisciplinary units of study that extend/enrich the curriculum Focus on the CCS AIG Curriculum goals and objectives *

What are the Implications for my child?? Curriculum AIG program encourages… Exposes gifted learners to “novelty studies” that extend and enrich the curriculum. AIG Resource classes do NOT instruct math or reading at an advanced level. Skills that will prepare gifted learners for a globally competitive world and careers are practiced in each unit. A love of learning Creativity Innovativeness Goal setting Responsibility Time management Technology Social interaction Teamwork Career readiness

AIG Program Best Practices Staggered Scheduling AIG teachers will try to pull students out of the regular classroom from 2 different subjects if possible (Ex: I hour from Math, 1 hour from Science) Missed Classwork While many classroom teachers do not give AIG students work from time missed, if they do, we must encourage our students to make up this work. The teacher may feel the missed work is an essential concept that needs to be practiced/reviewed. Classroom work is #1 Priority Emphasize to students that their performance on regular classroom tests and assignments is critical to their continued participation in AIG Resource. They need to show they can handle it.

AIG Differentiated Education Plan (D.E.P) Indicates the special options for learning IN THE REGULAR CLASSROOM available to AIG identified students. Your child will have a new DEP completed each school year, filled out by the new classroom teacher. This will “flag” the teacher about your child’s learning needs in certain academic areas. The AIG DEP is to be signed each year by the parent and the classroom teacher. Copies will be provided to parents, and a copy will remain in the student AIG File. Let’s take a look at the DEP.

Areas of identification MAY be updated year to year based on EOG scores. These are some of the strategies classroom teachers may use when working with gifted students. Ask your child’s teacher about specifics related to these strategies.

For more information about gifted education…. Check out the Cabarrus County Gifted Education Webpage: http://www.cabarrus.k12.nc.us/Page/4272 Like the CCS AIG Facebook page to get tips from district psychologists about strategies to work with your gifted learner at home! Check out your AIG Teacher’s webpage SENG Parent Group Information located on CCS Gifted Webpage. The Survival Guide for Gifted Kids by Judy Galbraith

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