Teaching Gifted Students Interdisciplinary Concepts (2/23/2016)

The video begins with an introduction to the annual gait webinar series on teaching gifted students interdisciplinary concepts. The program manager provides an overview of the webinar features, specialized studies program, and upcoming courses at UC Irvine extension.

Details about the gate specialized studies program at UC Irvine Extension are covered in this chapter. It includes information about instructors, program requirements, fees, courses, and the development of skills for educators.

This chapter focuses on enrollment information, course options, discounts, and the benefits of joining the program at UC Irvine Extension. It also discusses the availability of resources and services for members.

Information about earning credits, professional development opportunities, and receiving certificates from UC Irvine Extension is provided in this chapter. The process of obtaining credit units and the types of credits available are explained.

The main topic of the presentation is introduced, which is teaching gifted students with interdisciplinary concepts. The speaker discusses the relevance of this approach to teaching and learning for gifted students and presents examples of implementing concept-based instruction.

This chapter delves deeper into the concept-based learning approach, explaining the differences between concepts and big ideas. It explores how universal concepts and big ideas can be integrated into lessons to facilitate deeper understanding and connect learning to the real world.