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J Gray Special Population Subgroup Collaboration Agenda
J Gray Special Population Subgroup Collaboration Agenda
previous assignment. You have been asked to lead a meeting that focuses on meeting the needs of
specific gifted child within this special population. Your role is to plan this agenda.
whether you are meeting with the provide data and interpretation
student's teachers or parents strengths of the student
additional people invited to the potential concerns
meeting applications/interventions
objective of the meeting or training suggested additional resources
background on the student
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Meeting Agenda
Date: 10-12-2020
Time: 9:30am
Location: Conference Room
Agenda:
Background – He was diagnosed in Kindergarten as high functioning Autistic. In first grade he
did not perform well on his standardized assessments but once his support was established his
scores have improved in the third grade. We are meeting to establish the next steps and where to
provide services and support in his fourth-grade year.
3rd Grade data –
o Grades:
Math: A
ELA: C
Reading: B
COGAT Scores:
Qualitative: 95
Verbal: 65
Nonverbal: 98
o Teacher is recommending him for target
The scores are reflecting that they are high enough in the areas of mathematics and logic. He
exhibits difficulties and weakness with reading and speaking because of social issues related to
his diagnosis.
o Strengths – problem solving strategies. He can take care of himself however, he struggles
with social cues and norms. Math and nonverbal aspects of education provide relief
unlike constructive writing.
Applications and Interventions –
o Place into target
o Allow for alternate methods for writing and assignments including written information
o Provide extended time
o Acknowledge and celebrate student’s works and solutions
Additional resources: These articles give details on how to identify students who are gifted with
additional learning disabilities to reach their greatest potential.
Dual Differentiation: An Approach for Meeting the Curricular Needs of Gifted Students with Learning
Disabilities