Building Verbal Intelligence (Part 2) – Strategies for Building Academic Literacy in Students Raised in Poverty

$20.00

Presenter: Joyce Juntune, Ph.D., Texas A&M University
Core Area: Creativity & Instructional Strategies
Grade Level: Elementary & Secondary
Hours: 1

Children who are raised in poverty or low-income households are much more likely to drop out. Gifted children raised in poverty are particularly at­ risk. But that doesn’t have to be the case. These children can all succeed. They can go to college. They can do wonderful things if someone will take the time to build their complex language skills and verbal memory.

Visit the TAGT website to learn more about the Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented.

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Description

During this 1-hour course, Dr. Juntune shares the findings of research started at Texas A&M University and the interventions being implemented in El Paso ISD to change the way we view and serve gifted students from poverty.

In this course you will learn three steps to improving success rates for low SES:

  1. Mind Sketching: A teaching technique that encourages students to sketch out the concept behind their answer while they come up with the words to communicate it.
  2. Building Verbal Intelligence: Children living in poverty have a simple language structure and we must give them a complex language structure.
  3. How to design a Gifted Program Specifically For These Students

Visit the TAGT website to learn more about the Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented.

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640 reviews for Building Verbal Intelligence (Part 2) – Strategies for Building Academic Literacy in Students Raised in Poverty

  1. DiGabriel – MCALLEN ISD (verified owner)

    Impressive.

  2. Misty – GEORGETOWN ISD (verified owner)

    I enjoyed this course. The information was eye-opening, and the strategies were very helpful!

  3. Beverly – MIDLOTHIAN ISD (verified owner)

    This is good practice for all students.

  4. Annette – HILLSBORO ISD (verified owner)

    Fast-paced; a lot of practical ideas

  5. Erika – GOOSE CREEK CISD (verified owner)

    This was great. I was able to get a few ideas going to use in my classroom as the presentation progressed.

  6. Laura – MIDWAY ISD – WOODWAY (verified owner)

    There were great examples of how to bolster students’ abstract reasoning.

  7. Maria – WESLACO ISD (verified owner)

    Great ideas!

  8. Jennifer – SPRING ISD (verified owner)

    Part 2 was more useful than Part 1. Part 1 is definitely an introduction/overview whereas Part 2 went into applicable strategy to use in the classroom.

  9. Stephanie – COLUMBIA-BRAZORIA ISD (verified owner)

    Fun way to get students to learn concepts and new vocabulary which they normally would not have in their vocabulary bank.

  10. Aidan – BASTROP ISD (verified owner)

    I enjoyed it

  11. Kelli – GEORGETOWN ISD (verified owner)

    Great info.

  12. Graciela – MCALLEN ISD (verified owner)

    Loved this course, very insightful.

  13. Angelica – BURLESON ISD (verified owner)

    I thoroughly enjoyed the quick, to the point information provided.

  14. Michelle – DRIPPING SPRINGS ISD (verified owner)

    Great useful strategies. They were explained, demonstrated and we were a part of using them. Helpful, easy, applicable tools that you can use right away without any prep time needed.

  15. Aimee – New Lexington City Schools (verified owner)

    Part 2 gave many helpful strategies to use in the classroom!

  16. Christy – Region 17 ESC (verified owner)

    All very applicable for the classroom, regardless of subject area.

  17. Jennifer – MCKINNEY ISD (verified owner)

    I really like the strategies presented in this course and plan on using them in my class.

  18. Brenda – UNITED ISD (verified owner)

    It was very informative.

  19. Cindi – ECTOR COUNTY ISD (verified owner)

    This course had lots of good information.

  20. Monica – GEORGETOWN ISD (verified owner)

    Good Information

  21. Amber – SPRING ISD (verified owner)

    Great!!

  22. tonia – WYLIE ISD (verified owner)

    Helpful strategies.

  23. Norma – SPRING ISD (verified owner)

    Great!

  24. Esther – WESLACO ISD (verified owner)

    Very good information

  25. Magdalena – WESLACO ISD (verified owner)

    I loved it! The strategies given are simple to use way early in the year. Easy to follow for both teacher and students.

  26. Angie – ECTOR COUNTY ISD (verified owner)

    Good strategies!

  27. Jaclyn – BEAUMONT ISD (verified owner)

    I love the presenters enthusiasm about the content!

  28. Jennifer – LITTLE CYPRESS-MAURICEVILLE CISD (verified owner)

    Gear towards secondary education also.

  29. Josefina – EDINBURG CISD (verified owner)

    Great info, great activities!

  30. Caroline – UNITED ISD (verified owner)

    It provides useful strategies that can be implemented in the classroom.

  31. Stephanie – SPRING ISD (verified owner)

    I liked strategies to use in the class.

  32. Monica – UNITED ISD (verified owner)

    Applies to our population of students.

  33. Kelsey – BURLESON ISD (verified owner)

    Lots of good materials / ideas to use right away with students.

  34. Renee – CORPUS CHRISTI ISD (verified owner)

    Very informative

  35. Carol – EDINBURG CISD (verified owner)

    The difference between drawing and sketching was eye opening. I have used the idea before, but had not thought the differences in what I was asking the students to do.

  36. Tamara – DEL VALLE ISD (verified owner)

    Fantastic and fascinating AND useful. I hope to be able to use these strategies with dyslexic students and low-level readers!!!

  37. Sherrie – MIDLOTHIAN ISD (verified owner)

    I did enjoy this course, by Dr. Joyce Juntune, but Part II was not quite as effective in an on-line version as Part I, as much of it was active participation (sketching, discussing …).

  38. Mireyda – SPRING ISD (verified owner)

    It was a good training.

  39. Sandra – WESLACO ISD (verified owner)

    This course was very informative. I enjoyed the Mind Sketching information and I can see how it can be useful in the classroom.

  40. Teresa – UNITED ISD (verified owner)

    This was a very good and interesting training. It will enhance our ability to assist our students that lack the complex language and verbal memory.

  41. Magdalena – HUTTO ISD (verified owner)

    Great graphics and knowledgeable presenters

  42. Donna – LUMBERTON ISD (verified owner)

    This course shares strategies that can be used daily with all students. I plan to use the ideas presented with my class this school year.

  43. Suzette – UNITED ISD (verified owner)

    This is a good strategy for ELS to develop complex language structure.

  44. John – MANSFIELD ISD (verified owner)

    Great strategies

  45. Maria – UNITED ISD (verified owner)

    great

  46. Sharon – HUGHES SPRINGS ISD (verified owner)

    It was useful.

  47. Jill – BOERNE ISD (verified owner)

    interesting

  48. Karen – PLANO ISD (verified owner)

    I got some great ideas for use in the library. I could easily use my mini-whiteboards for students to sketch about what they are reading and then talk to me and each other about it. I can look for ways to then deepen that activity so ELL’s and low-SES students can continue to build their vocabulary, which will in turn help them to be better readers. It’s a win-win!

  49. Jan – MIDLOTHIAN ISD (verified owner)

    Excellent Strategies

  50. Carrie – WYLIE ISD (verified owner)

    This course reiterates the importance of building verbal intelligence, and reminds us that most students in poverty don’t have the same experiences/opportunities as students who are not in poverty.

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