Gifted and Talented (GT) Endorsement Practice Exam

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• According to Pirto (2005), which of the following is NOT one of the four core attitudes among highly creative people?
• What role do mentors play in the enrichment opportunities for gifted students?
• Which group of students benefits from ability grouping?
• Have gifted educator endorsement requirements always been mandatory in New Mexico?
• Which of the following factors can influence a gifted student's performance on standardized tests?
• Compared to typically developing, nongifted children, when do gifted children generally reach most developmental milestones?
• What are the three rings that make up Renzulli's definition of giftedness?
• Which characteristic is often associated with students from poverty that teachers may overlook as potentially gifted?
• What should assessments of creativity consider according to educational standards?
• What are the 5 stages of the Creative Problem Solving model in their proper order?
• What should a student with gifted eligibility in cognitive areas but only scoring proficient in reading be encouraged to do?
• What type of thinking is primarily used when developing generalizations?
• What is crucial for teachers to understand to properly refer students for gifted programs?
• What additional factor contributes to the underachievement of gifted students?
• What is the primary role of a counselor in gifted education?
• What event prior to the 1970s sparked interest in gifted education?
• According to the Critical Thinking Community, should teachers ask questions that stimulate thinking?
• Who does Erickson suggest distinguishes between novices and experts based on knowledge organization?
• What is one limitation of relying solely on an IQ score for assessing giftedness?
• Which content area is often debated in relation to the differences between girls and boys?
• According to minimum standards, what percentage of a school population must comprise the initial screening pool for gifted education services?
• What is an effect of heightened self-efficacy in students?
• What skill is NOT part of the 4c competencies built through PBL?
• Which conclusion is NOT related to Terman's longitudinal studies of high-IQ students?
• What is a key function of Gifted and Talented Education Programs?
• Which assessment type emphasizes thinking and problem-solving skills for gifted learners?
• What concept does Tracy Cross highlight regarding the socialization of introverted students?
• Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of performance-based assessment according to Van Tassel-Baska?
• Why is the differential in mathematics skills a critical issue for girls?
• Which of the following are examples of Matrix Identification models used to identify minority gifted children?
• What philosophy of writing should be avoided when writing your own philosophy of gifted education?
• What should be assessed to determine if a gifted child is underachieving academically?
• Which of the following lists includes only the names of programs for teaching thinking skills?
• Which statement is NOT supported by research on schools that successfully teach math and science to girls?
• According to NM Statute regarding gifted eligibility, which factors must the multi-disciplinary team consider?
• What traditional value contributes to the overrepresentation of Asian and Pacific-American students in gifted programs?
• Which of the following is correct about gifted students from diverse backgrounds?
• What is one of the key reasons for assessing learning according to Van Tassel-Baska?
• What is recommended for assessing a student before grade-skipping?
• True or false: Some students can have a specific conceptual dysfunction affecting only one discipline.
• What strategies do young gifted individuals use to enhance their social acceptance?
• What impact does repeating learning material have according to Hebb's research?
• Creating a virtual learning environment is considered a way to enhance differentiation in education?
• Which of the following strategies is recommended for developing metacognition in gifted students according to Tanner?
• Which of the following implications for instruction involves studying literature?
• Which statement about students who are gifted and have a disability is TRUE?
• Which of the following is NOT an inventory used to identify creatively gifted students?
• Sir Ken Robinson argues that creativity is more important than literacy in education?
• Recent findings by Carol Dweck indicate that labeling children as "smart" does what?
• Is SCAMPER a brainstorming strategy that can be used solely for product prototypes?
• What is the best educational program option for gifted students?
• Does Robert Weisberg believe that the creativity in "genius" is rooted in everyday thought processes?
• According to recent studies, how much of our brain is active at any given moment?
• Which is NOT a characteristic of creativity mentioned by Gallagher and others?
• Which concept is credited to Alfred Binet in relation to intelligence testing?
• In the context of identifying gifted students, what role do teacher nominations play?
• The Kingore Observation Inventory helps teachers identify gifted students by which of the following methods?
• In the context of teaching creativity, what aspect should educators prioritize to foster a creative learning environment?
• According to research by Nisbett, which factor is suggested to modify intelligence?
• What are some potential personal and social consequences for gifted children in a regular education classroom?
• What recent shift in research regarding creativity can be identified?
• What kind of assessment emphasizes student creativity and practical application of knowledge?
• What question should be considered when developing criteria for a product-based assessment?
• According to Crenshaw, Hale, and Harper, what is essential for students to develop higher order critical thinking skills?
• Which factors correlate with the success of gifted, disadvantaged children?
• What is Sir Ken Robinson’s definition of creativity?
• What does the Flynn Effect refer to?
• Which statement is TRUE regarding the participation of racial/ethnic minority and/or socioeconomically disadvantaged students in gifted programs?
• Which theory BEST explains the mental health problems of creatively eminent persons?
• What is a potential consequence of labeling students as gifted?
• What characteristic is unique to gifted children with disabilities identified by Eisenberg and Epstein?
• What does meta-cognition mean?
• Which list includes ONLY strategies for counseling gifted students?
• Which of the following statements about creatively gifted students is true?
• How is enrichment defined in educational contexts?
• According to Roedieger, what contributes most to strong learning and embedding information in memory?
• Research on the shared inquiry approach of Jr. Great Books showed positive assessment gains for gifted learners?
• According to Reis' recommendations, what is TRUE about teaching critical and creative thinking skills?
• What are the main determiners of gifted student self-concept, according to Perrone (1997)?
• Which type of assessment is typically used for students considered for acceleration?
• In assessing advanced learners, which characteristic best describes the depth of their understanding compared to average learners?
• According to recent debates, what is a common misconception about creativity?
• What does Art Costa assert about teaching thinking skills?
• What is NOT a characteristic of a creative personality according to Sternberg?
• Which thinking processes are characteristic of gifted children?
• Which statement about grouping and tracking is TRUE?
• Is SOLO a learning taxonomy that serves as an alternative to Bloom's cognitive taxonomy?
• What may negatively impact students' motivation and performance on tests?
• Which model may be utilized to help reverse underachievement in gifted students?
• Which of the following factors does NOT contribute to the overdiagnosis of ADHD in gifted students?
• Which statement about neurotic perfectionism is FALSE?
• What modification focuses on the complexity of concepts for gifted learners?
• In planning curriculum for gifted students, what is the most appropriate approach teachers should adopt?
• What best illustrates the impact of role modeling on achievement in gifted girls?
• Which gifted strands does the Touchpebbles/Touchstones Reading program address?
• According to Kimbrough, 2006, is the 'collective subjective' considered objective?
• What is the primary goal of creative assessments in the classroom according to current best practices?
• Which defense mechanism do underachieving gifted students often use to avoid failure?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommended strategy for gifted students according to Swiatek's study?
• What characteristic is typically associated with gifted learners?
• Which aspect of Paul and Elder's stages of critical thinking development does NOT apply to implications for instruction?
• Are gifted programs required to accommodate diverse learning needs in IEPs?
• When teaching gifted learners, what is deemed essential for maximizing their potential?
• Which facet is NOT included in Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of Intelligence?
• When a student restates an issue from another's perspective, which of Art Costa's Intelligent Behaviors is primarily being demonstrated?
• What is the re-evaluation requirement for gifted eligible students in New Mexico?
• What is one proven characteristic of gifted girls according to research?
• Which program is noted for combining leadership and affective learning?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of full-time homogeneous grouping?
• Which of the following is a level added to Bloom's revised cognitive taxonomy?
• What percentage of high school dropouts are estimated to be gifted?
• What term describes differentiating instruction by matching challenge levels to student readiness?
• What is the least administratively disruptive type of acceleration for a student?
• Which activity should be avoided to create a classroom atmosphere that encourages creative risks?
• Which of the following lists contains ONLY descriptors of appropriate enrichment opportunities?
• What should teachers focus on to achieve success when implementing differentiated instruction in middle schools?
• In the College of William and Mary Navigator Literature unit, whose model is used to develop questioning and activities?
• Benjamin Bloom also developed an affective domain taxonomy with Krathwohl and Masia.
• According to Hollingworth, what is the ideal IQ range for giftedness?
• Which of the following is NOT a required component of a measurable IEP goal in New Mexico?
• What is a common misconception about gifted learners compared to their nongifted peers?
• According to Art Costa's metacognitive staircase, which question would promote awareness of one’s own thinking?
• What is a FALSE statement about de Bono's CoRT model?
• Which aspect of the 'flow' theory is related to enhanced creativity?
• Which list contains ONLY positive characteristics of gifted students?
• What are the four traditional components necessary for planning a gifted program?
• How can educators best address the unique needs of gifted students?
• What is the definition of acceleration according to educational standards?
• Which of the following approaches is most effective in nurturing gifted learners?
• What thinking skills program does Mr. Madden utilize when encouraging his students to reflect on fictional characters' thoughts?
• What is NOT an appeal of the Talent Pool approach for identifying gifted students?
• Which assessment is most commonly used to evaluate giftedness in young students?
• Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of gifted students?
• What defines a cluster group in education?
• Why is it problematic to use standardized tests for identifying gifted ADD students?
• Which of the following traits is indicative of intellectually gifted children?
• What are common personality traits associated with giftedness?
• Which statement about giftedness and emotional problems is TRUE?
• What is a common outcome for gifted individuals who experience success?
• What significantly influences the achievement and aspirations of gifted girls according to research?
• What are the steps for identifying gifted preschoolers?
• Which of the following practices is least likely to identify gifted students from diverse backgrounds?
• Which of the following reflects a common challenge faced by gifted students?
• What approach did Ennis identify for developing critical thinking in students?
• What is the most common method used to identify gifted students?
• What type of rubric is used to assess Discussion Forums and Blogs according to the NCLRC?
• Which of the following strategies for developing thinking and creativity is included in Williams’ list?
• Who suggests that the 6 resources contributing to a person's investment in creative enterprise include intellectual processes, knowledge, personality, motivation, environmental context, and intellectual styles?
• What did Lewis Terman conclude about intelligence capacity in his studies of gifted individuals?
• Which of the following is a typical teacher reaction to the identification of a disability, regardless of the student's giftedness?
• Which of the following IS NOT linked to lower self-expectations and aspirations of girls?
• Which assessment instrument is NOT used for "leveling the playing field" for minority students?
• Which of the following statements regarding the understanding of creativity is false?
• Which of the following is a type of modification that should be made to content for gifted learners, according to June Maker?
• Does creativity count as one of Renzulli's three rings of giftedness?
• What approach does the Talent Pool concept take regarding student identification?
• Does highly gifted children tend to experience difficulties in social relationships with peers?
• Which type of thinking should be developed in conjunction with subject matter content?
• What type of assessment is used to identify students gifted in creativity?
• What is the term for the creative approach to problem-solving that involves suggesting ideas without judging them?
• Which of the following is NOT recognized as a personal creativity characteristic according to Treffinger et al.?
• How is "underachievement" defined?
• What type of assessment is writing done in response to a prompt considered?
• Which statement about Hands On Equations is true for gifted learners?
• Which statement about gifted college women is TRUE?
• In peer assessment, what must teachers encourage for success?
• At which stage of Paul and Elder's critical thinking development might a student realize their thinking is flawed?
• What is the focus of a needs assessment in gifted education?
• Why are culturally responsive assessment instruments vital in gifted education?
• What key factor did Werner identify as critical to resilience in high-risk youth?
• Are science scores improving for students in the top 10 percent according to international studies?
• Who developed the philosophy of "successful intelligence"?
• According to Paul and Elder's stages of critical thinking, what type of thinker recognizes egocentric thinking for the first time?
• Community resources can benefit which types of instructional plans and programs?
• What was a recommendation from the 1993 U.S. Department of Education report on developing America's talent?
• Sternberg suggests that intelligence should not be defined by tests but rather by what?
• A gifted program that uses mentorships and internships primarily reflects which curriculum philosophy?
• Is it true or false that an IEP requires student goals to be followed in both the gifted setting and the general education setting?
• Which of the following IS NOT a recommendation for identifying gifted students with disabilities?
• What universal intellectual values are associated with critical thinking as described by Scriven and Paul?
• According to Roedieger, what is the consensus about high-stakes summative testing in the classroom?
• What is NOT true about the Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act?
• What does curriculum enrichment aim to do?
• Public law 94-142 mandated the use of IEPs specifically for gifted students.
• In educational terms, what does the acronym GT typically stand for?
• What philosophy most closely aligns with a gifted enrichment program that is content-independent and stresses critical thinking?
• Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding Problem Based Learning (PBL) and Project Based Learning?
• What does Gross identify as a critical dilemma for gifted youth?
• Which of the following statements regarding the effective teaching of critical thinking skills is true?
• What aspect of giftedness is often overlooked in traditional education settings?
• What is a key socio-emotional trait unique to gifted students regarding their view of potential problems?
• Who is primarily responsible for identifying gifted and talented students?
• Which factor is essential for differentiating instruction effectively for gifted learners?
• What are the BEST considerations for identifying who a proposed gifted program will serve?
• What is the definition of curriculum compacting?
• If a student has difficulty respecting others' opinions in a discussion forum, which level of affective development does this indicate, according to Krathwohl?
• Which of the following IS NOT an NAGC Programming Standard for Professional Development?
• Which strategy is most likely to motivate gifted but underachieving students?
• Is it true that the SCAMPER creative thinking strategy is attributed to Bob Eberle, yet he did not originally create it?
• Which of the following is a limitation of using IQ tests to determine giftedness?
• Which statement about Problem Based Learning (PBL) is FALSE?
• Which of the following describes metacognition?
• Which of the following is NOT a method for identifying gifted students?
• According to Leta Hollingworth, how much time do children with 140+ IQs waste in school?
• What is a primary benefit of using cluster grouping for gifted students?
• In the COCO model proposed by Treffinger, which of the following is NOT one of the four essential components of creative productivity?
• What is a significant advantage of identifying gifted students through multiple criteria?
• In which way may cultural stereotypes impact gifted education?
• Which statement about leadership in giftedness is TRUE?
• What could be a factor leading to effective underachievement in gifted students?
• What may be a challenge for gifted students in choosing careers?
• Did Benjamin Bloom's committee develop a psychomotor domain taxonomy?
• Which elements fall under the generating ideas or divergent thinking category of creativity?
• True or False: A disability in gifted students can hide their giftedness.
• Which quote from the CCSS best supports the need for differentiation in mathematics for gifted learners?
• Which of the following describes a "dependent underachiever" rather than a student with a learning disability?
• Did Birmingham and Michaelson find that the TBL approach improved teams' problem solving through voting and compromise?
• In "Challenging Gifted Students in the Regular Classroom," which characteristic is least likely attributed to gifted students?
• Does research indicate that boys receive more encouragement in mathematics compared to girls?
• What is NOT a benefit of grouping gifted students for enrichment activities?
• Van Gogh's commitment to daily practice in drawing figures is an example of which Core Attitude?
• What type of work does an advanced learner typically engage in compared to an average student in Tomlinson's differentiated classroom?
• Which of the following is a reasonable solution to the under-representation of minority students in gifted programs?
• According to Sternberg, which type of intelligence is the poorest predictor of academic and occupational achievement?
• Which of the following recommendations is offered to parents of underachieving gifted students?
• Which of the following is NOT a reported benefit of Talent Search Programs?
• According to research by James T. Webb, what might hinder high ability children at some point in their academic careers?
• What type of assessment tool is commonly used to evaluate creativity?
• What does differentiated instruction aim to address?
• Which factor contributes to the complexity of assessing creativity?
• Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding leadership and giftedness?
• What is the third core quality in Sternberg's triarchic model of intelligence?
• What elements can teachers modify to differentiate instruction for student diversity?
• Which option lists culture-based explanations of gender differences in math achievement?
• Which example demonstrates an advanced ability in conversation for gifted children?
• What is often attributed to a daughter's good mathematics performance by parents?
• Which characteristic is often seen in kids who are gifted but underachieve?
• According to Reis' recommendations, where should critical and creative thinking skills be taught?
• Which of the following is a component of critical thinking development?
• What is the most divergent thinking stage of the CPS Model?
• According to educational standards, what must be integrated for effective gifted education programming?
• According to NM regulations, can a student receive services for giftedness only with a properly constituted IEP team's determination?
• What change was made in the 1990 revised version of Bloom's cognitive domain taxonomy?
• Which of these is considered a fundamental component for gifted education programs?
• What do both Project Based Learning and Problem Based Learning emphasize?
• What is one characteristic that may hinder Edward's academic performance?
• Which of Kohlberg's Moral Levels/Stages is illustrated by Martin Luther King's argument regarding just laws?
• Did Crenshaw, Hale, and Harper assert that developing depth in questioning is essential for critical thinking skills?
• Is the statement about creative thinking being defined by Treffinger, et al. true or false?
• How can parents and teachers most effectively support gifted underachievers?
• Which characteristic is often observed in gifted students when managed improperly?
• What are the three categories for grouping students described in educational literature?
• What is suggested for gifted students to achieve STEM excellence according to NAGC?
• Which of the following students requires immediate intervention due to underachievement?
• Is allowing gifted students to be in an inclusion classroom socially beneficial for the highly gifted child?
• In the Creative Problem Solving model, which stage involves getting ideas into action?
• Which of the following modifications is suggested for educating gifted learners?
• What is a common characteristic of students likely to be missed for gifted identification?
• What type of grouping strategy involves pre-testing to assess readiness?
• Which of the following traits is NOT identified by Sternberg as essential for a creative personality?
• Which inquiry-based learning model emphasizes team collaboration in problem-solving among gifted students?
• Which types of nominations are considered most valuable in identifying gifted students with disabilities?
• Is an Individual Education Program (IEP) required for all properly identified gifted students in New Mexico?
• Which of the following statements about resilience is true regarding gifted children?
• Which of the following are the main categories of creativity tests?
• Assessment of student readiness and growth, according to Carol Ann Tomlinson, is only conducted at the beginning and end of learning modules?
• Which of the following best describes the cultural competence required in gifted education?
• How does Maker suggest complex abstract ideas should be utilized in education?
• Which list contains ONLY negative characteristics typically associated with gifted students?
• Which statement about curriculum for gifted students is FALSE?
• In terms of assessment, what is a major concern when evaluating gifted students?
• Listening to one's inner voice is part of which category of creative thinking?
• What advice does Smutny offer for helping gifted individuals who are uncertain about their paths?
• Which of the following is NOT an area of advanced development for gifted children?
• Should the Levels of Performance statement for gifted students include their academic and functional behaviors?
• Which of the following concerns for gifted learners does Schroeder-Davis list regarding the CCSS?
• How do gifted students typically express their curiosity during discussions?
• Which of the following lists includes only part-time or temporary grouping strategies?
• Which step does Hennessey suggest for developing creativity in gifted children?
• Which of the following is a general rule about the affective characteristics of gifted children?
• According to Kerr's 1991 study, gifted girls are more similar to gifted boys than to average girls in their interests, attitudes, and aspirations. Is this statement true or false?
• Which of the following is true regarding creativity in assessments?
• According to Smutny, what should be employed when guiding gifted girls and culturally diverse students toward career choices?
• What is one reason Cramond suggests challenging the assumption that gifted readers require little instruction?
• What is an interesting alternative assessment to evaluate students' knowledge on a topic?
• Which characteristic is most commonly associated with gifted children?
• In Art Costa’s program, what method is used to present problems that require skillful thinking?
• According to Robert Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of Intelligence, what type of intelligence helps people "size up" a real-world situation?
• Which traits are characteristic of creatively gifted students?
• How does "perfectionism" function as a defense mechanism for underachieving students?
• Is there a consensus that gifted students must be taught the same way as their peers in order to succeed?
• What does Spearman's concept of g represent?
• In Sandra Kaplan's Depth and Complexity approach, what is a crucial part of developing big ideas?
• What approach should a teacher suggest to a frustrated parent regarding their unmotivated gifted child?
• According to Art Costa, what does metacognition involve?
• Which statement about Talent Search Programs is NOT true?
• Which statement is TRUE about the identification of gifted minority students?
• Is the ability to respond creatively to novel situations an indicator of intelligence?
• Is instructional differentiation demonstrated by having advanced learners complete extra assignments?
• In Walla's Model of the creative process, which stage involves clarifying the problem and examining solution requirements?
• Which alternative assessment characteristic allows for interaction between assessment and instruction?
• What does the acronym STEM stand for?
• Which statement is TRUE regarding students in gifted programs compared to those in regular programs?
• Most procedures for identifying gifted and talented students have been developed for whom?
• What does Practical Intelligence involve according to the theories of intelligence?
• In a classroom setting, what is essential for promoting creativity among students?
• Does the following qualify as a measurable IEP goal: By the end of the semester, James will pre-test all of his grade 5 math content?
• What is an example of a generalization according to Erickson?
• Which educational approach emphasizes solving complex problems through collaboration?
• How does Ericson characterize the knowledge organization of experts compared to novices?
• What role do rich learning environments play in student engagement?
• Which of the following statements is TRUE about divergent thinking training?
• Which PBL strategy is characterized more by interdisciplinary themes?
• What is essential in assessing creativity according to the National Research Center on the Gifted and Talented?
• According to Erickson, what distinguishes a generalization from a principle?
• Which of the following is considered a direct instructional implication from the Theory of Flow?
• What is the best definition of differentiation in education?
• Which assessment profile is specifically used for identifying characteristics of gifted students?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the 10 proven things that make a difference academically and psychologically for gifted learners?
• How does the text distinguish between thinking skills and critical thinking skills?
• According to a study by Dr. Del Siegle, what is "self-efficacy"?
• Who first described the asynchronous development of gifted children's mental, emotional, and physical growth?
• Prior to adolescence, how do children primarily engage with the world around them?
• How does June Maker recommend differentiating content for gifted students?
• Which of the following is key in both PBL strategies regarding content and skills?
• What assertion about Hilda Taba's educational philosophy is accurate?
• What are the five categories of definitions of gifts and talents?
• Are each student's annual IEP goals set according to the content of the curriculum and aligned instructional strategies?
• Which of the following statements is true about the least restrictive environment for gifted students?
• Which statement is NOT true regarding grade-skipping?
• What is a common misconception about gifted students?
• In the context of TBL strategies, what do tRat and IF-AT cards primarily promote?
• Which type of assessment is least effective for identifying gifted underachievers?
• According to Paul and Elder's stages of critical thinking development, is graduating practicing thinkers a breakthrough in schooling?
• According to Taba, gifted curriculum organization should be based on which of the following?
• Are IEP goals for gifted students based solely on the student's qualification category?
• In Parnes and Osborn's Creative Problem Solving Model, how many stages are in the cyclical process?
• Which statement regarding Bloom's taxonomy is incorrect?
• Prior to adolescence, children's reasoning capacity is primarily based on what?
• Which of the following best describes a gifted education program's aim?
• Which quality is NOT commonly found in gifted students?
• Who first described the effects of emotional sensitivity and overexcitability within various realms?
• What mindset change is often beneficial for gifted students struggling academically?
• Whose definition of critical thinking involves three components including an attitude of considering problems thoughtfully?
• What may improve the educational programs for minority language gifted students?
• What term best describes the development of gifted children?
• Which statement regarding gifted adult women is FALSE?
• What establishes the baseline for all IEP components?
• Which method of assessing student comprehension is least effective for gifted learners?
• How should educators approach the challenge of differentiated instruction for gifted students?
• Which factor is most strongly correlated with achievement orientation and self-confidence?
• Which of the following is NOT a criterion for selecting a model or program for teaching thinking skills?
• Which strategy can help in addressing the needs of highly gifted students in a mainstream classroom?
• What does the successful implementation of open-ended tasks depend on according to research?
• What was the purpose of the Templeton National Report on Acceleration (2004)?
• What term does Piaget use to describe a person's ability to think abstractly?
• According to Kim at the CWM, which of the following is NOT a core attribute of the creative process?
• Which of the following characteristics is often associated with creatively gifted students?
• What can cognitive dissonance stimulate in students?
• True or false: There is a 60-day initial evaluation timeline required for gifted students in New Mexico.
• What is the main focus of gifted education according to the teachers' effectiveness in identifying gifted students?
• What is considered the most significant barrier to the development of critical thinking according to The Foundation for Critical Thinking?
• What role do home and cultural environments play according to Nisbett's views on intelligence?
• What is a significant challenge in identifying gifted students with ADD using tests?
• Why is it critical to provide appropriate educational services to gifted students?
• What is an example of attributions made by underachieving gifted students?
• Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's theory of 'flow' primarily focuses on which of the following concepts?
• What is one criticism of pullout programs for gifted students?
• Which approach is effective for encouraging the social-emotional development of gifted students?
• What practice is essential for supporting diverse gifted learners?
• What does the creativity theory of 'buying low, and selling high' focus on?
• Which four types of scores are determined from the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking?
• Do gifted students benefit from both academic and functional behavior assessments?
• Which of the following descriptors applies specifically to gifted elementary school-age girls?
• What can be a motivation for neurotic perfectionists to perform?
• What type of questions compel critical examination of one's thinking for contradictions?
• Which of the following is a rationale for using alternative assessments?
• Which concept promotes learning through engagement in real tasks according to assessment methods discussed?
• What is the best description of "Wisdom" in Sternberg's WICS Model?
• Which statement is true regarding the documentation of present levels of performance on a Gifted IEP?
• What educational approach emphasizes the development of higher-order thinking skills among gifted students?
• What is one benefit of grouping gifted students?
• What type of rubric would be most effective for evaluating a student's oral presentation on historical practices?
• Is persistence an important aspect of gifted education?
• What defense mechanism do underachieving gifted students often use to avoid failure?
• How many types of concepts are there according to the provided information?
• According to Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences, which of the following is included?
• What is the emotional regulation challenge for gifted students?
• Which of the following traits is often seen in gifted children regarding their capabilities?
• What is the primary aim of gifted education endorsed strategies?
• Which approach is likely more beneficial for teaching critical thinking in gifted education?
• In terms of moral development, what level did some highly gifted elementary students function beyond, according to Kohlberg's studies?
• Which type of over-excitability is demonstrated in Phoebe's belief about her mother being reincarnated as her cat?
• Which of the following did Taba classify as a content level?
• What condition must be fulfilled for a gifted student to be considered for services according to NM state law?
• In her study of mathematically and verbally gifted adolescents, what strategy did Swiatek identify that gifted students use to minimize their visibility?
• What term describes uneven social and intellectual development and vulnerability to social expectations?
• Which of the following are positively correlated with moderate-to-high achievement of gifted learners?
• What implication does Donald Hebb's research model suggest regarding a curriculum comprised of one-off lessons?
• In what context do the negative characteristics of gifted students commonly manifest?
• Which statement about using the Six Thinking Hats is true?
• Why might creatively gifted students be overlooked for identification in gifted education services?
• According to the definition of giftedness, what do gifted students require to develop their capabilities?
• What is a suggested approach to avoid in writing a philosophy of gifted education?
• According to the Critical Thinking Community, what do answers often signal?
• Why is minor reading instruction deemed insufficient for gifted readers according to Cramond?
• What limitation exists in solely relying on an IQ score for identifying gifted students?
• Does June Maker suggest modifications for gifted learners only in content and processes?
• Which of the following are considered part of the TBL process according to the Gifted Strands labeled by NAGC?
• Are students who are gifted required by federal law to have an Individualized Education Program (IEP)?
• Who defined creativity as closely related to problem solving, involving novel outcomes?
• What are examples of advanced language ability in gifted children?
• Who is quoted in the APS gifted handbook regarding the importance of addressing the needs of gifted students?
• In the context of gifted education, why is it important to measure multiple dimensions of intelligence?
• Which is a common misconception regarding gifted education?
• According to Walberg's studies, what traits were common among historically eminent persons?
• Which statement is TRUE regarding the relationship between high IQ and creativity throughout a lifetime?
• What characteristic is found most frequently among underachieving children?
• Which of the following statements about the Theory of Flow is true?
• What areas are included in the hierarchy of intelligence?
• Which statement is true regarding early intervention for giftedness?
• According to Frasier (1997), what are the two main issues in identifying culturally and economically diverse students for gifted services?
• Did Frank E. Williams develop a model for enriching gifted programming that is similar to Bloom's Taxonomy?
• What combination of effort and outcomes is likely to lead to student achievement?
• Which tests have been developed specifically to identify underachievement?
• Which statement is NOT a finding from Bloom and Sosniak regarding parental support for exceptional talents?
• What is an appropriate reason for utilizing individualized instruction for underachieving gifted students?
• Which statement about affective learning is TRUE regarding gifted learners?
• What is a key reason for the need for Gifted and Talented Education Programs?
• Which method can help identify gifted children in early education?
• Which method is NOT effective for accelerating gifted students?
• Which is NOT a characteristic of a gifted learner?
• Recent neuropsychological studies indicate that which statement about brain activity is true?
• According to NAGC Programming standards, what percentage of a school population must be screened for gifted education services?
• What does research suggest about the motivations of gifted students?
• What factor often leads to under-identification of African American students for gifted programs?
• Which teaching behavior is consistently proven beneficial for gifted learners?
• What is a primary benefit of enrichment programs for gifted students?
• What term is used to describe students who are both gifted and have disabilities?
• Which of the following are examples of developmentally advanced language and thought?
• Why do creative underachievers tend to remain at the first level of creativity?
• According to Kathryn Schultz, what assumption do people make when they disagree with others?
• What role do manipulatives play in children using Hands On Equations?
• According to Michael Scriven and Richard Paul, strong critical thinkers are universally effective across all domains.
• What skill does Taba's questioning technique primarily focus on?
• Which explanatory models explain career differences between successful males and females?
• Which option represents an individual’s strengths and interests in Curriculum Compacting according to Renzulli and Reiss?
• Which statement related to creativity assessment is false?
• According to Wilson's levels of creativity, what are the two levels that can only be achieved by highly gifted individuals?
• Which approach is NOT effective when guiding gifted and talented students?
• Who provided the definition of giftedness that includes high achievement capability in various domains?
• According to ASCD, do the CCSS adequately challenge gifted learners?
• Which of the following are recommended strategies for leadership training?
• Which statement is FALSE about the use of IQ tests for identifying gifted minority students?
• Edward DeBono's parallel thinking technique was originally designed exclusively for educational use?
• What did Jausovec's 2001 investigation suggest about the cognitive processes between intelligence and creativity?
• Neurotic perfectionism is characterized by which of the following?
• What is NOT a step in Renzulli's Talent Pool Identification Plan?
• What is the main purpose of a needs assessment in gifted program planning?
• What criteria should TBL in-class activities meet?
• Which approach is often suggested for enhancing creativity within the classroom for gifted students?
• According to best practices, how should teachers approach instruction for gifted students?
• What is one benefit of objective tests as mentioned in the content?
• When does a gifted child typically establish a socially acceptable identity among peers?
• In the openness and courage to explore ideas category of creative thinking, which trait is NOT included?
• What is the likely explanation for Edward's lack of work completion?
• According to the federal definition, which area is NOT considered a form of "high achievement capability" in gifted students?
• What should be the basis for identifying gifted ADD students using standardized intelligence tests?
• What is a core reason for using multiple criteria to identify gifted students?
• Which list includes only factors correlated with the success of gifted, disadvantaged children?
• What is a characteristic of well-written IEP goals?
• Why is individualized instruction an appropriate intervention for underachieving gifted students?
• Which of the following is NOT a reason identified for the under-identification of low socio-economic background students for gifted programs?
• Which of the following is a characteristic associated with the gifted students according to educational research?
• According to Paul and Elder's stages of critical thinking development, do accomplished thinkers regularly raise their thinking to the level of conscious realization?
• What classroom environment feature supports underachievement?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a form of acceleration?
• Which assessment approach is designed to promote cooperation among students?
• What is the New Mexico definition of a "gifted student"?
• Which model is used to potentially reverse underachievement in gifted students?
• The bilingual student uses two languages as an interdependent system. Does knowledge acquired in one language readily transfer to the other?
• Underachieving gifted eligible students should be excluded from gifted programming if the service is a pull-out program.
• What is the ideal age range for testing giftedness?
• According to Crenshaw, Hale, and Harper, what is a reason critical thinking is not successfully taught?
• Which of the following is key to a successful gifted program?
• Which aspect is crucial when preparing for a differentiated classroom?
• Does the following qualify as a measurable IEP goal? Mark will use the district's accelerated math program to advance 2 grade levels from baseline, his current 5th grade level, scoring 85% or better on all of the program's related summative assessments.
• What assessment tools are allowed in the gifted evaluation process in NM to advance directly to the eligibility meeting?
• Which of the following influences self-efficacy in addition to past performance and peer observation?
• What is the primary purpose of the National Research Center on the Gifted and Talented?
• Which statement is TRUE about the development of gifted learners?
• How can a telescoped program be described?
• What distinction is made between thinking skills and critical thinking skills?
• Is it true or false that in New Mexico, a student must qualify both intellectually and academically for gifted status, without the need for additional criteria?
• What is a common reason test scores may not accurately reflect the abilities of creatively gifted but underachieving students?