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This document serves as a tool for parents to provide input on their child's potential giftedness through an inventory and nomination form that includes various indicators of giftedness.

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How to fill out Parent Referral for Giftedness

1. Obtain the Parent Referral for Giftedness form from the school or district's website.
2. Read the instructions provided on the form carefully.
3. Fill out the student's personal information, including name, age, and grade level.
4. Provide detailed observations of the child's abilities, strengths, and interests.
5. Include specific examples of the child's performance in academic and extracurricular activities.
6. List any assessments or evaluations that have been previously conducted.
7. Check off any relevant criteria that the child meets for giftedness.
8. Sign and date the form to certify that the information is accurate.
9. Submit the completed form to the appropriate school authority or gifted program coordinator.

Who needs Parent Referral for Giftedness?

1. Parents or guardians of children who exhibit exceptional abilities in academics or creativity.
2. Families seeking to enroll their child in a gifted education program.
3. Teachers who notice a student excelling beyond grade-level expectations.
4. Counselors who assist in identifying students for gifted and talented programs.

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Provide frequent positive reinforcement for appropriate behavior. Focus on strengths and give your child a vote of confidence that they can success. This is important for all children, but especially those who struggle to see their value because perfectionism focuses them on their weaknesses.

How do I get a child tested for giftedness near me?

You usually can start by talking with the teacher, and/or the school counselor. Most schools will have an easily accessible parent handbook, that should spell out how to request a gifted and talented assessment for your child, and most public schools (if not all) must assess your child at your request.

What is the role of parents for gifted children?

Parents can help their children to understand their rights as gifted learners, allow them to discover their learning preferences, and encourage them to make strong connections with the educators in their gifted programs.

How can parents support gifted students?

8 Ways to Support Your Gifted Child Encourage them to do things they're bad at. Give them the tools they need to succeed. Get help if you need it. Don't assume they'll always be gifted. Provide intellectual challenges. Avoid comparisons where possible. Be open-minded about their choice of friends.

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What is Parent Referral for Giftedness?

Parent Referral for Giftedness is a process through which parents can recommend their child for evaluation for gifted education programs based on their observations of the child's advanced abilities and potential.

Who is required to file Parent Referral for Giftedness?

Parents or guardians of students whom they believe exhibit gifted characteristics are required to file Parent Referral for Giftedness.

How to fill out Parent Referral for Giftedness?

To fill out the Parent Referral for Giftedness, parents need to complete a specific form provided by the school or district, detailing their observations of the child's strengths, achievements, and specific behaviors that indicate giftedness.

What is the purpose of Parent Referral for Giftedness?

The purpose of Parent Referral for Giftedness is to identify students who may benefit from enriched educational experiences and to ensure that their unique learning needs are met in an appropriate setting.

What information must be reported on Parent Referral for Giftedness?

The information that must be reported on the Parent Referral for Giftedness includes the child's personal information, specific examples of gifted behaviors, academic achievements, and any relevant assessments or evaluations that support the referral.