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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Annotated Gifted Individualized Education Plan (GIEP) in the editor.
Begin by filling in the child’s name, school year, and GIEP team meeting date. Ensure accuracy as these details are crucial for identification.
Complete the student information section, including their ID number, date of birth, age, email, and grade. This helps tailor the GIEP to the student's specific needs.
In the 'Present Levels of Educational Performance' section, input relevant assessment scores and grades. This provides a baseline for setting goals.
Define annual goals and short-term learning outcomes. Use clear criteria and timelines to ensure measurable progress.
Specify any specially designed instruction (SDI) needed for each goal. Include projected initiation dates and anticipated frequency.
Finally, outline support services required for the student to benefit from gifted education. Document initiation dates and duration for each service.
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Congruence between identification and programming is so important that it might be viewed as the golden rule of gifted education!
What is an IEP or GIEP?
An IEP for gifted students ensures they are appropriately challenged and supported with enrichment and acceleration opportunities. Unlike IEPs created under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), GIEPs address giftedness alone and are governed by state policies rather than federal law.
Do gifted kids get an IEP?
A gifted childs educational needs must be identified using a calculation that is reasonable and met through a plan called the Gifted IEP designed to provide an education of meaningful benefit to the child.
What does a giep look like?
The GIEP is a yearly summary document that includes all curricular areas in which a gifted child is to receive education that is adapted and modified to provide opportunities to participate in acceleration or enrichment, or both, as appropriate for the students individual needs.
What are the goals of gifted students?
Social-emotional goals aim to develop self-awareness and self-regulation skills, foster social connections and peer relationships, and promote resilience and coping strategies. These goals address the unique social-emotional needs of gifted students, ensuring their overall well-being and success.
Components of IEP Goals for Gifted Students IEP goals for gifted students encompass both academic and social-emotional domains. Academic goals focus on providing differentiated instruction and curriculum, offering acceleration options, and exploring the depth and complexity of content.
by JS Renzulli Cited by 11 The first column focuses on characteristics of gifted and talented students and it is considered to be the keystone of the IEP approach. The second column deals
Chapter 2 Identification and Educational Placement
The Gifted Individualized Education Plan of each gifted student must be based on the Gifted Multidisciplinary Teams evaluation report and recommendations and
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