Characteristics of Bright and Gifted Students

According to the federal definition, who identifies gifted and talented children?

• Professionally qualified persons

• Parents

• Peers

• The children themselves

What does ELL stand for?

• English Language Learners

• Exceptional Learning Leaders

• Early Learning Lessons

• English Learning Levels

What is required for the Creativity category under Option A?

• Evaluation data

• 90th percentile on a nationally normed creativity test

• Superior product/performance with a score ≥ 90

• Rating scales equating to the 90th percentile

In which seasons is the MAP test administered?

• Spring, Summer, Fall

• Winter, Spring, Summer

• Fall, Winter, Spring

• Summer, Fall, Winter

What types of tests are included in the TTCT?

• Mathematical and Logical

• Figural and/or Verbal

• Physical and Mental

• Reading and Writing

Who evaluates the Motivation Portfolio for students in grades 3-5?

• A panel of 3 gifted educators

• The school principal

• The students' parents

• A committee of teachers

Who can refer students for the Motivation Portfolio evaluation?

• The school principal

• The students' parents

• The Gifted Nomination Team

• A committee of teachers

What type of texts and materials should be used for gifted students?

• Varied texts and materials

• Standard texts and materials

• Simplified texts and materials

• Repetitive texts and materials

What is the primary purpose of the Motivation Portfolio?

• To assess students' academic performance

• To evaluate students' motivation and engagement

• To measure students' physical fitness

• To test students' creativity

Which of the following is a component of the Creativity category under Option B?

• Teacher recommendations

• Parent feedback

• Student self-assessment

• Portfolio of creative works