Gifted and Talented Education (GATE)
The GATE Program at Redwood
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What is GATE? GATE stands for Gifted and Talented Education.
The purpose of GATE is to provide qualitatively differentiated learning experiences for students with unique abilities and talents in all academic areas and/or visual and performing arts with the expectation that students will be successful learners capable of performing at high levels of ability. Research has shown that specialized instructional strategies, along with opportunities for gifted students to interact with each other on a daily basis, yield higher academic performance, as well as improved social and emotional well-being.
At Redwood, we differentiate curriculum experiences, which include critical thinking, inquiry, problem solving, and creativity. Teachers are able to focus on individual needs by using depth and complexity, pacing, research, and individual learning styles to help guide instruction.
Opportunities for Gifted Students at Redwood
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GATE students are encouraged to become involved in school programs: band, orchestra, drama, choir, musical theater, yearbook, ASB, PTSA and Lunch Club Activities. (TBD)
Reflections
Reflections is a national arts recognition and achievement program for students to unleash their creative talents and be inspired. Students explore arts and culture, develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and recognize themselves as artists.
GATE Fun!
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Click Here for the newest GATE Newsletter with games and links to special learning resources!
GATE - BREAK OUT Box at Redwood!
GATE Resource "Library"
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GATE Resource Library available at RMS
Teachers and Parents are encouraged to check out resources.
Please email Susan Salvoski at ssalvoski@conejousd.org for arrangements
RMS GATE
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GATE Coordinator - Stefanie Caswell
GATE Facilitator - Susan Salvoski
GATE Parent DAC Rep. - Laurie Clarkson