Legislation and Acts
Factors for Success
Identification of a gifted student
Programming Strategies
Rual Education
100

This act, introduced in 1977, aimed to support underrepresented groups in education.

What is the Elementary and Secondary Act?

100

This trait, involving perseverance through challenges, is critical for student success.

What is Grit?

100

This type of test might not accurately reflect the abilities of CLED students.

What are IQ tests?

100

This component focuses on activities outside of school to enrich students culturally.

What is Extracurricular Cultural Enrichment?

100

A significant challenge for gifted education in these areas is resistance to this.

What is Change?

200

This federal act funds research and programming for gifted, disadvantaged students.

What is the Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act?

200

Strong support systems, including family and friends, contribute to this quality in students.

What is Resilience?

200

The use of these kinds of assessments can help provide a fair chance for all students.

What are non-language based assessments?

200

These groups help parents understand and support gifted programs.

What are Parent Support Groups?

200

Due to limited budgets, these are often restricted in rural gifted programs.

What are Specialized Programs?

300

This term refers to education disparities faced by students in economic poverty.

What is Education Poverty?

300

 According to studies, involvement in these kinds of activities helps students overcome challenges.

What are sports or clubs?

300

This is a major factor in why standardized tests may not suit all students.

What is Test Bias?

300

This type of counseling is crucial for culturally diverse students.

What is Culturally Sensitive Counseling?

300

This type of learning can provide advanced opportunities for rural students.

What is Distance Learning?

400

The focus of the Javits Act is primarily on these types of students.

Who are gifted and economically disadvantaged students?

400

The presence or absence of this can significantly impact student success.

What is Family Support?

400

Instead of traditional measures, these should be considered for identifying giftedness.

What are creativity, problem-solving, and persistence?

400

Programs should include instruction that is relevant to students' this aspect

What is Cultural Identity?

400

These community characteristics are valued and can influence perceptions of giftedness.

What are Curiosity, Creativity, and Leadership Skills?

500

This act highlights the need for inclusive programs for this type of student.

Who are underrepresented students?


500

This author talks about the importance of time and opportunity in achieving success.

Who is Malcolm Gladwell?

500

This group may not realize or know how to advocate for their gifted children.

Who are parents from minority communities?


500

This aspect of gifted programming prepares students for future career paths.

What is Career Education?

500

This benefit of rural schools promotes strong community ties and support.

What are Small Class Sizes?