Participants will plan, develop, modify, implement, and evaluate curriculum that is appropriately differentiated for gifted students. They will compare and contrast major curriculum models and major program prototypes for gifted students. They will apply current research and educational theories, policies, and practices; and they will integrate key learning realms in curriculum development. Participants will develop and present a written instructional unit of study that is appropriate for gifted students.

Acceptance into the Griffin RESA Gifted Endorsement Program is required to be eligible to register for this course.

Please register for Endorsement courses AFTER you have completed the online electronic application

and have received enrollment notification.

You can access the online electronic application at www.griffinresa.net under Endorsements.

Cohort 39

ZOOM Session on 6/11/24 from 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM 

*** NOTICE ***

Griffin RESA reserves space in professional learning classes and workshops for employees of our member systems (Butts, Fayette, Griffin/Spalding, Henry, Lamar, Newton, Pike, and Upson). In the rare event when classes are full or overbooked, slots must be made available for employees of member systems.  Priority of class availability is as follows:

1. Certified personnel under contract with a member system or RESA
2. Classified personnel of a member system or RESA
3. Certified personnel under contract with a system that is a member of a RESA outside the Griffin RESA area
4. Personnel of a state agency
5. Presently unemployed persons from the Griffin RESA area seeking renewal of certificate
6. Personnel employed by a system that is not a member of a Griffin, such as private schools or agencies
7. Out-of-State personnel

The fee displayed for the class is the fee for personnel in categories 1 and 2. Personnel in categories 3 - 7 are subject to an out-of-area fee, when applicable. Please contact our office if you have questions about fees.