Using Intensities in the Classroom

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This is the slidedeck that accompanies a presentation by Ian Byrd (byrdseed.com) and Lisa Van Gemert. You can download the accompanying lesson plan at http://bit.ly/intensities-lesson-plan.

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Teach the Intensities {use our slidedeck}.

Connect the intensities to your content.

For more on intensities, read Living With Intensity: Understanding the Sensitivity, Excitability, and the Emotional Development of Gifted Children, Adolescents, and Adults by Susan Daniels
Image credits:
All images are from Pixabay, the publisher’s site, or as noted:
The Giver: Deviant art
The Princess and the Pea by Edmund Dulac
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Using Intensities in the Classroom

3. Positive Disintegration: It sounds bad, but it’s really not.

4. Get a load of that grass.

5. OVEREXCITABILITIES, a.k.a. INTENSITIES

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40. Emotional Intensity

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48. They’re not a diagnostic tool. Don’t confuse OE with Gifted.

49. Part 2: The ELA Classroom

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58. OVEREXCITABILITIES, a.k.a. INTENSITIES

59. Psychomotor Intensity

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93. Part IV: Idea Round Up

94. Teach the Intensities {use our slidedeck}.

95. Connect the intensities to your content.

96. It’s that simple, pard’ner.

97. Connect with us! Lisa! Ian!

98. For more on intensities, read Living With Intensity: Understanding the Sensitivity, Excitability, and the Emotional Development of Gifted Children, Adolescents, and Adults by Susan Daniels Image credits: All images are from Pixabay, the publisher’s site, or as noted: The Giver: Deviant art The Princess and the Pea by Edmund Dulac Isaac Newton by Godfrey Kneller Benjamin Franklin by Joseph-Siffrein Duplessis Thomas Jefferson Portrait by Charles PealeJackson Pollack, Lavender Mist, National Gallery of Art

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