Monday, February 7, 2011

Question #1 Week of February 8, 2011

Won't the creation of a cluster group rob the other classes of academic leadership?

2 comments:

  1. There is always a capable person who would like to be a leader. High achievers who are not surrounded by gifted students have a chance to bloom and experience what it is like to be a leader. Conversely, just because a student is gifted, does not mean a burning desire to lead is present. Having gifted students clustered in one room, lets those that want to lead compete/collaberate to that end. It also can take pressure off the gifted student who may have always had the leadership role thrust upon them.

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  2. I agree with Tony on this one. Just because a student is gifted does not necessarily mean that they have a desire for leadership. Having the gifted students clustered will provide more opportunities for collaboration.

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