Something to think about

What happens when a student with special needs is gifted?



We include information about gifted learners, who also have special needs that are not always acknowledged or met. You will find interesting and informative articles by specialists, stories of parents and teachers who have found successful ways of dealing with their children's needs, state and federal guidelines, links to related sites, and many other useful resources. We add new materials to this area regularly and are always anxious to be responsive to your needs and interests.  Our high motivational learning programs include:

 Kid's Talk Radio

Jr. Business School

Jr. Medical School

Questions and suggestions may be sent to us at Super School University: E-mail: Suprschool@aol.com

At Super School University we are working hard a coming up with answers and curriculum solutions to the following questions:           

1...What do you do with the child that has so many ideas that he cannot put them down on paper?

2....How can you encourage students to enjoy playing with ideas?

3....How can you help students to go beyond textbooks and classroom walls?

4...How can you provide a safe learning environment, which is open and accepting of unusual ideas and feelings?

5...How can you provide students with opportunities to learn by discovery, manipulating, experimenting, questioning, exploring and risk-taking?

6...How can you help students to do a better job at listening, speaking, reading, writing, and computing?

                         

For the past ten years we have included students with learning disabilities into our high motivational learning programs at Kid's Talk Radio and Jr. Business School.  We designed special program that allowed some students to benefit from our Jr. Medical School science programs.  Do you know of any students that could benefit from some of our programs?

Contact:

Bob Barboza

Kid's Talk Radio

Suprschool@aol.com