[Ohiogift] Supurior Cog reporting

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Unfortunately, there is no category for served badly or partially served. The law specifies that a student must be served in the area of their identification. 

Ann

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> On Nov 22, 2014, at 7:38 AM, Gifted and Talented in Ohio Discussion List <ohiogift at lists.osu.edu> wrote:
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> Unless your AP science program is so watered down that the child with the superior cognitive ability is bored out of her mind, I would report her as served, but served badly.  "Superior Cognitive" means, essentially, globally gifted--gifted in nearly everything. Science is part of everything, but it's not everything. 
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> Handing a superior cognitive kid just one apple, when she's hungry for a bushel of apples, is pretty poor service. But for some kids, one apple is all they want. And for some school districts, one apple is all they can afford.  
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> Just my two cents.  I'm writing here not with any knowledge of what the Ohio Dept of Ed folks want, but because the question struck a nerve in me this cold Saturday morning, the weekend after I attended NAGC, which is a whole 'nother story. 
> 
> Cheers,
> Wenda 
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> If a high school student is identified only as superior cog and is taking an AP science class, is s/he reported as served in science???
> Can you report a student as served in a specific content area, if not identified in that area?
> I have received conflicting information on reporting for superio cog students who are not necessarily identified in specific content areas, but may be taking an Honors or AP class.
> Any information or clarification will be greatly appreciated.
> Many thanks,
> Rita
> Rita Glavan
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