| Resource withdrawal
and enrichment programs are provided for Grades 4 to 8 students
identified as intellectually gifted. The Sudbury Catholic
District School Board is very proud to afford its gifted students
a very challenging and dynamic enrichment withdrawal program
encompassing a wide range of activities focusing on critical,
analytical and creative thinking.
Full
Year Calendar 2007/2008 (including letters of invitation)
Giftedness is formally defined as 'an usually advanced degree
of general intellectual ability that requires differentiated
learning experiences of a depth and breadth beyond those normally
provided in the regular school program to satisfy the level
of educational potential indicated'. Students are tested in
grade 4, and where applicable begin the formal identification
placement and review process described in the SCDSB Parent's
Guide to Special Education.
SCDSB
Parent's Guide to Special Education (pdf)
The goals of the SCDSB Gifted Program are:
- to challenge intellectual abilities
- to develop independent learning skills and an appreciation
of the learning process to stimulate new interests
- to allow for in-depth investigation of teacher/self-selected
topics within a certain area of study
- to encourage and broaden the development of self-understanding
- to afford students the stimulation of their intellectual
peers
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| Grade 5's created Aztec Masks. Fantastic !!! |
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