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Using Literature and Media to Discuss Affective Needs for Gifted Students
Amy Phillips Phillips October 22, 2021
Speaker: Dr. Tamara Stambaugh
Affective skills that support academic risk taking, developing excellence, overcoming adversity, and regulating emotions are an important part of talent development. These skills can be taught and integrated within a language arts curriculum. In this session we will examine a scaffolded questioning framework for applying affective components to literature and media. Come prepared to learn and apply a new framework and write your own questions based on reading prompts or media used in your classroom.
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