The Challenge Lab In Service 2008[1]
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The Challenge Lab at Spicewood Elementary is designed to provide additional challenge and enrichment for students who achieve academic goals. It will serve gifted and talented (GT) students as well as high achievers through study groups, lunch bunches, and open lab times. The lab aims to extend learning, support classroom curricula with more in-depth and complex activities, and offer options for students needing more challenge. A variety of special interest clubs, projects, and leadership opportunities will be available for all students.
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- 2. The Challenge Lab A place to go beyond mastery of basic skills Spicewood Elementary LeeAnn Harkins
- 4. Any student who achieves an academic goal may come during open lab time Identified GT students will come during scheduled group time High achievers who need extra challenge Students with a passion for a topic to study in depth Special Interest Groups Grades K - 5
- 10. It’s not easy being green !
- 11. The IIM system teach great research skills, while emphasizing the importance of avoiding plagiarism!
- 12. GT students will produce high quality, innovative products!
- 13. Everyone needs to learn to think outside the box!
- 15. Technology Club
- 16. Chess Club!
Editor's Notes
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