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This
volume has been put together in response to massive
and continuing demand for resources for able and talented
children. A treasury of stimulating and challenging
activities is provided, which can be used in a range
of situations both within and beyond normal classroom
lessons - differentiated homework, summer schools, cluster
activities, clubs, societies and competitions, for example
- to provide excitement and enrichment for more able
children of all ages.
These activities are all photocopiable
and each is accompanied by comprehensive solutions and
notes for teachers. The resources are divided into several
themes, though this should not limit the areas of learning
in which they can be used:
- English and literacy
- Mathematics and numeracy
- Science
- Humanities, citizenship, problem
solving, decision making and information processing
- Modern foreign languages
- Young children
- Logical thought
- Detective work and codes
- Lateral thinking
- Competitions.
Back cover
More Effective Resources for Able
and Talented Children is a treasury of stimulating
and challenging activities that provide excitement and
enrichment for more able children of all ages. Following
in the highly successful footsteps of Barry Teare's
Effective Resources for Able and Talented Children
and Effective Provision for Able and Talented Children
(both published by Network Educational Press), this
book has been written in response to the continuing
demand for practical and independent materials designed
to stretch the more able.
What the book covers
- Provides a wealth of attractive
and exciting resources designed to inspire, motivate,
challenge and stretch able children in both the Primary
and Secondary sectors, encouraging them to enjoy their
true potential.
- Activities can be used in situations
both within and beyond normal classroom lessons
for example, as differentiated homework tasks, in
summer schools and clubs, and for competitions.
- All activities are photocopiable
and accompanied by comprehensive solutions and notes
for teachers.
- Resources are divided into several
themes: English, Literacy; Mathematics, Numeracy;
Science; Humanities, Citizenship, Problem Solving,
Decision Making And Information Processing; Modern
Foreign Languages; Young Children; Logical Thought;
Detective Work And Codes; Lateral Thinking; Competitions
- Each theme is preceded by a commentary
outlining key principles and links with curriculum
guidelines, and giving general guidance for teachers.
Barry Teare is a founder member of the
National Association for Able Children in Education
(NACE) and is well known and respected in the field
of effective learning for the able and talented. Throughout
his long and distinguished teaching career he has been
continually involved in INSET concerned with provision
for able children, for schools and LEAs, and he has
written a great number of successful publications on
this subject.
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