Sep 21, 2008 13:53
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the implications of ruined scope and sequence charts
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Social Sciences
Education / Pedagogy
acceleration
Research continuously demonstrates the positive impacts of the various forms of acceleration. Yet the educational establishment, especially at elementary and middle school levels, remains skeptical based on the implications of ruined scope and sequence charts and ungrounded fears of hampering healthy social-emotional adjustment. As noted in this volume, voices in the field of gifted education and psychology, spurred by current and relevant studies, have consistently sustained support for acceleration, yet to little avail.
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what it would mean not to be able to neatly track the progress of these kids along with the others
Scope and sequence charts detail what is to be taught and in what order. However, if students are accelerated, these charts will be useless because the accelerated students might learn more, and in a different order, not to mention at a different rate, than the rest. The teacher attempting to chart this child's progress along with the other children's progress would ruin the chart.
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