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Sixth Grade TAG Parent Orientation
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Welcome
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Sixth Grade TAG Teachers Mary Cady Kim Cherry Joanna Gillespie Julie Godfrey Katy Stefanov Leslie Williams
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Administrators Bruce Fraser Principal Dale Becker Sixth grade Administrator Curriculum Administrator Kindra Smith Seventh Grade Administrator Jodi Edge TAG Administrator Eighth grade Administrator
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Fulton County Support Personnel Adell Atwood Math Support Specialist
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TAG Program Terms TAG~Talented and Gifted Serves~TAG classes Advanced Level Accelerated Mixed Model Advanced classes with both students that are identified as TAG and other advanced students who meet specific curriculum requirements
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Differences Elementary School Middle School Resource Class Once a week Daily Schedule Class size limited to 17 Class size limited to 23 Interdisciplinary enrichment Rigorous content curriculum Separate TAG evaluation Grades earned in content classes
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Differences in TAG classes Higher expectations and standards for achievement Compacted and enriched grade-level curriculum More long term and in-depth assignments Independent learning Emphasis on both the process and the product Opportunities for additional academic pursuits Critical and creative thinking Advanced research and communication skills
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Determining level of involvement Reading level Rate in which the student works Motivation Maturity Organizational and study skills Outside interests Level of responsibility Areas of strength and interest Year-long commitment Feedback from parent, child and teachers
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Number of Serves Sixth Grade Students-400 Sixth grade TAG students-159-38% One-serve-17% Two-serve-35% Three-serve-33% Four-serve-15%
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Sixth Grade Courses Earth Science On-levelTAG Language Arts On-levelAdvancedTAG Math Math 6 On-level Math 6 Advanced Math 7 Accelerated Social Studies On-levelTAG
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TAG and Mixed Model Classes Sixth GradeSeventh GradeEighth Grade TAG Earth ScienceTAG Life ScienceAdvanced Physical Science TAG Language Arts Advanced Language Arts Math 6 Advanced Math 7 Acc Math 7 Advanced Math 8 Acc Math 8 Advanced Advanced Integrated Math Acc Adv Integrated Math TAG Social Studies
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Continuation Criteria Students must maintain an average of 80% in a TAG class Probation End of the semester
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Our Four Content Areas
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Earth Science Julie Godfrey
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Earth Science-Mrs. Godfrey What Astronomy Ecology Geology Hydrology Meteorology
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Earth Science-Mrs. Godfrey How Analyzing Data Tools and Instruments Systems, model, change, scale Communicate scientific ideas, question and argue Investigate scientific knowledge Scientific Inquiry Technology
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Language Arts Katy Stefanov
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Language Arts-Ms. Stefanov Reading Writing Vocabulary Parts of speech Variety of genres Research and technology
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Social Studies Joanna Gillespie
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Social Studies~Mrs. Gillespie Geography, History, Economics, Government Australia, Canada, Europe, Latin America Personal Money Management Compacted curriculum with differentiated extension activities and assessment Critical reading and written language skills
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Math Kim Cherry Adell Atwood Fulton County Math Support Specialist
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Math Kim Cherry
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Math Math 6 On-level Math 6 Advanced Math 7 Accelerated
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Math -Process Standards Problem Solving Reason and Evaluate Communicate mathematically Connections Multiple Representations
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Thank You for Coming We are looking forward to working with your children
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More Information Northwestern web page Fulton County Talented and Gifted web page Kim Cherry
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Questions and Answers General Sixth Grade Parent Meeting 7:30 Gym
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