[Ohiogift] #ohiogtchat is this Sunday 9pm ET

JShoemaker at limacityschools.org JShoemaker at limacityschools.org
Fri Apr 1 10:17:20 EDT 2016


This Sunday #ohiogtchat is having a chat at 9pm ET open to all teachers, 
parents, and advocates of Gifted This chat is on twitter. To patriciate 
all you do is search the hash tag #ohiogtchat and join in. You can also 
follow me @jeff_shoemaker and @HeatherCachat on Twitter and you will see 
our feeds. 

Below is the ad and the questions we are discussing. We are discussing 
gifted children and boredom in the classroom. The questions are listed 
below. 

The second chat in April will be April 17th. We are looking for a featured 
guest that has experience with gifted children with OE tenancies. Tweet me 
or Heather if you are interested. Or you can email me at 
mr.jeffreyshoemaker at gmail.com or Heather at cohgs at earthlink.net.





 








#ohiogtchat is Sunday April 3rd at 9pm ET. 

As boredom is measured through our own internal scale, it can be difficult 
for others to acknowledge something that can be different for them. This 
measurement is dependent on each person's ability level, freedom to change 
circumstances, and understanding of any underlying conditions. In this 
#ohiogtchat we will explore Gifted Children and Boredom, how to identify 
what's going, and ways to advocate for change.
 
Q1) How do you interpret what a child means when he or she says "I'm 
bored."? Is this a straightforward plea, or is there an underlying issue 
that needs discovered?
 
Q2) What are the dangers of an ill-adapted educational setting for a 
gifted child?
 
Q3) As an educator, what can we do to reduce or eliminate boredom in our 
students?
 
Q4) What is some advice on advocating with the school to eliminate boredom 
in your child's educational setting?
 
Q5) Outside of the classroom, outside of school, can boredom be 
beneficial?

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Our next chat is April 17: Overexcitabilities: We will be looking at the 5 
different OE traits and how they can effect gifted children. We will also 
discuss how we can help our gifted children navigate the world through 
OE. We are still looking for a featured guest for this chat who has 
experience working with gifted children with overexcitabilities. If you 
are interested please tweet @HeatherCachat or @jeff_shoemaker.




Jeffrey Shoemaker
Lima City Schools Gifted Intervention Specialist
West Middle School
503 North Cable Road, Lima, OH 45805
Telephone:419-996-3276
Fax:419-996-3151






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