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Barbara Louis Rena F. Subotnik Polly Smith Breland Michael Lewis 《Educational Psychology Review》2000,12(3):295-314
Admission to gifted programs involves identification, which entails theories of intelligence. Unfortunately, limited resources and space availability often take precedence over theory and educational philosophy in the admission process. Three selective gifted programs are used as examples of how theories of intelligence, driven by individual program philosophies, can be used as bases of admission within the practical limitations of each. The Cisco A. Carter Gifted Early Education Program identifies inner-city preschoolers for both general intelligence and specific skills. The Julliard Pre-College Program selects participants based on a specific skill. Hunter College Elementary School screens for general intellectual giftedness. Issues such as age of identification, underrepresented populations, and gifted children with diverse abilities and needs also are addressed. 相似文献
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Rose M. Marra Fran Arbaugh John Lannin Sandra Abell Mark Ehlert Rena Smith Dominike Merle-Johnson Meredith Park Rogers 《International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education》2011,9(4):793-816
Given the large investment in teacher professional development (PD), further understanding of the factors that impact PD success
is needed. In a previous study, the authors established a framework for categorizing PD projects using the notion of orientations.
A PD orientation is comprised of project characteristics that drive the PD design and implementation for that project. In
this study, we applied this orientation framework to 14 science and mathematics PD projects and examined the relationship
between projects of differing orientations and PD outcomes (e.g. perceived improvement in teaching practices). The results
provide support for the value of the framework and demonstrate that PD projects with different orientations exhibit differing
participant outcomes. This study also provides evidence of the value of this research framework for understanding how PD implementation
characteristics are related to PD outcomes, as well as points to the value of a “balanced” orientation where both content
and pedagogy are addressed in equal parts. 相似文献
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Eddie Comeaux Tina Bachman Rena M. Burton Aida Aliyeva 《Journal of Science Education and Technology》2017,26(1):24-32
Employing the conceptual model developed by Comeaux and Harrison (Coll Stud Aff J 30(1):75–87, 2011), this study explored the undergraduate experience of Division I athlete STEM graduates. Data collection involved 17 in-depth interviews with former athletes at two research-intensive, public institutions. Results revealed that pre-college characteristics, involvement in purposeful STEM-related activities, and sport participation, as well as academic support and guidance within athletic departments, play important roles in shaping the experiences of athletes who earn STEM degrees. Implications for student affairs professionals, faculty, and others who frequently interact with college athletes and are committed to creating more equitable educational environments are discussed. 相似文献