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Berwick Area High School Gifted Education and Talent Development Gifted Education and Talent Development

BHS Gifted Opportunities  Honors Courses  Independent Study Project (ISP)  Job Shadowing  Medical Mentoring (MM)  Model United Nations (MUN)  Honors Courses  Independent Study Project (ISP)  Job Shadowing  Medical Mentoring (MM)  Model United Nations (MUN) Odyssey of the Mind (OOTM) Gifted Workshops PA Governor’s Schools of Excellence Advanced Placement courses Dual (College) Enrollment

BHS Honors Courses  Increased academic rigor & pacing in content area  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Self-motivated, responsible, independent learners  English, History, World Language, Math, Science  1 credit, weighted by 1.04  By Application  Teacher recommendation / screening  March – enrollment process  Increased academic rigor & pacing in content area  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Self-motivated, responsible, independent learners  English, History, World Language, Math, Science  1 credit, weighted by 1.04  By Application  Teacher recommendation / screening  March – enrollment process

Independent Study Project  Mentor and teacher supported research in area of interest.  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Research paper, log and formal presentation  Fulfills grad. project requirement for 2009, 2010 and 2011 only. Freshman have new requirement.  1 credit, weighted by1.04  By request and written proposal  At GIEP or early Fall  Mentor and teacher supported research in area of interest.  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Research paper, log and formal presentation  Fulfills grad. project requirement for 2009, 2010 and 2011 only. Freshman have new requirement.  1 credit, weighted by1.04  By request and written proposal  At GIEP or early Fall

Job Shadowing  Opportunity to interact with a professional & experience their occupational setting.  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Maintain a “log”, complete evaluation essay  Any area of interest (see next slide)  Not for credit  By student/parent request  Any time of year including summer  Opportunity to interact with a professional & experience their occupational setting.  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Maintain a “log”, complete evaluation essay  Any area of interest (see next slide)  Not for credit  By student/parent request  Any time of year including summer

Job Shadowing cont’d  Possible Areas of Interest  Children’s Museum Bloomsburg (ISP)  Judicial Law Mentoring Program  Elementary/Middle/High School Education  Photography  Music  Poetry/Short Story Collection (ISP)  Occupation of choice  Possible Areas of Interest  Children’s Museum Bloomsburg (ISP)  Judicial Law Mentoring Program  Elementary/Middle/High School Education  Photography  Music  Poetry/Short Story Collection (ISP)  Occupation of choice

Medical Mentoring  Mentor and teacher supported, independent research within the medical field. (incl. Veterinary)  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Research paper, log and formal presentation  1 credit, weighted by 1.04  By application  Science teacher recommendation  March (for summer start) thru September (for fall start)  Mentor and teacher supported, independent research within the medical field. (incl. Veterinary)  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Research paper, log and formal presentation  1 credit, weighted by 1.04  By application  Science teacher recommendation  March (for summer start) thru September (for fall start)

Model United Nations  Research and represent a country in a role play debate of contemporary world issues.  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Independent and guided research, written position papers, public speaking/debate, “diplomacy”  Workshops (fall) & MUN Conference (spring) held at Bloomsburg University  Extra-curricular club  By application - September  Research and represent a country in a role play debate of contemporary world issues.  Open to grades 9,10,11,12  Independent and guided research, written position papers, public speaking/debate, “diplomacy”  Workshops (fall) & MUN Conference (spring) held at Bloomsburg University  Extra-curricular club  By application - September

Odyssey of the Mind  Creative problem solving competition.  Open to Grades K-12  7 member team, student developed skit performance & spontaneous  (long-term problem) - (short term problem)  Competition held in early March  Extra-curricular  Enroll team in Nov./Dec  Creative problem solving competition.  Open to Grades K-12  7 member team, student developed skit performance & spontaneous  (long-term problem) - (short term problem)  Competition held in early March  Extra-curricular  Enroll team in Nov./Dec

Pa. Governor’s Schools of Excellence  Summer residential program to challenge & enrich the artistic or academically talented.  Open to grades 10, 11 only  Strong interest, achievement, relevant activities, 5 weeks away from home   By application– avail. Oct 1; deadlines vary  Summer residential program to challenge & enrich the artistic or academically talented.  Open to grades 10, 11 only  Strong interest, achievement, relevant activities, 5 weeks away from home   By application– avail. Oct 1; deadlines vary

Governor’s Schools  Agricultural Sciences  Arts  Global Entrepreneurship  Agricultural Sciences  Arts  Global Entrepreneurship  Information, Society & Technology  International Studies  Sciences  Teaching Seven Schools – conducted in different regions of PA Note – discontinued in summer 2009

Advanced Placement Courses  Increased academic rigor & pacing in content areas and the opportunity for college credit.  Open to grades 11, 12 only  Self-motivated, responsible, independent learners, AP Exam  1 credit, weighted by 1.08  By application –  teacher recommendation / screening  March – enrollment process  Increased academic rigor & pacing in content areas and the opportunity for college credit.  Open to grades 11, 12 only  Self-motivated, responsible, independent learners, AP Exam  1 credit, weighted by 1.08  By application –  teacher recommendation / screening  March – enrollment process

Dual Enrollment  Enroll in college course taken during the HS day – on campus, on-line, distance learning.  Open to grades 11, 12 only  Gain college credit (6), discounted tuition  1 BHS credit, weighted by1.04  By application  March – enrollment process  Enroll in college course taken during the HS day – on campus, on-line, distance learning.  Open to grades 11, 12 only  Gain college credit (6), discounted tuition  1 BHS credit, weighted by1.04  By application  March – enrollment process

Gifted Education & Talent Development at BHS  Mr. Bruce Guenther  Berwick Area High School  Room 42  759 – 6400 x3148    Mr. Bruce Guenther  Berwick Area High School  Room 42  759 – 6400 x3148  