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Kia tau iho ngā manaakitanga kia mahi i ngā mahi i runga i te ngākau hihiko
Kia tutuki ngā hiahia o tēnā o tēnā
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Kia tina! TINA!
Hui ē! TĀIKI Ē!

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Develop concepts, characteristics and identification procedures that reflect the character, diversity and priorities of your kura, school or early childhood setting.

Promote a holistic, inclusive and responsive learning environment through curriculum, differentiation, organisational frameworks and self-review.

Respond to the strengths, needs and interests of gifted and talented learners through personalised approaches to teaching and learning.

As schools design, develop, and review how they provide for gifted and talented learners, they need to address the five key components described in Gifted and Talented Students: Meeting Their Needs in New Zealand Schools (2012):

1. the concepts of giftedness and talent
2. the characteristics of gifted and talented learners
3. how to identify gifted and talented learners
4. provision for these learners
5. ongoing self-review.

This resource addresses each of the five components individually, while emphasising the relationships between them. It outlines the practical requirements for schools, characteristics of gifted and talented learners, and provides useful background information about relevant practices, theories and research.