Session 2 - Question 3

From this section what is something that you would apply to a class or student? Why? Remember to give the page numbers.

Session 2 - Question 2

What "Golden Nuggets" of wisdom did you gain from this section of reading? Cite page numbers and why these nuggets "spoke" to you during your reading.

Session 2 - Question 1

Was the author's lay out of these chapters helpful in your understanding of the emotional intensity of gifted students? Explain why and include page numbers.

Session 1 - Question 3

From the section you just read what idea would you like to explore more and why?  Give reference to the page number.

Session 1 - Question 2

Why do you think it is important to learn about the emotion intensities of gifted students?          

Session 1 - Question 1

What was a new thought/idea for you from this reading section?  Remember to give the page number(s) as to where this idea was generated.

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