Besides Google: Guiding Gifted Elementary Students onto the Entrance Ramp of the Information Superhighway
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2009
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| author | Schneider, Joan |
| author_facet | Schneider, Joan Schneider, Joan |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Besides Google: Guiding Gifted Elementary Students onto the Entrance Ramp of the Information Superhighway Schneider, Joan Academically Gifted School Libraries Internet Educational Resources Elementary School Students Computer Uses in Education Search Engines Online Searching Search Strategies For gifted students, the power of the Internet is its vastness. Students can access extensive resources that far exceed the collections in their classrooms or school library. Especially with the rapid growth of the Internet during the last decade, the gateway to a rich array of sophisticated resources is literally a click away. Curriculum content can be differentiated by complexity and depth, and those gifted students with the ability to process large amounts of information quickly (Siegle, 2004) can race down the information highway at breakneck speeds. "The Internet is the single most significant technology available to gifted and talented students" (Siegle, 2005, p. 30). |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2009 |
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| spellingShingle | Besides Google: Guiding Gifted Elementary Students onto the Entrance Ramp of the Information Superhighway Schneider, Joan Academically Gifted School Libraries Internet Educational Resources Elementary School Students Computer Uses in Education Search Engines Online Searching Search Strategies Besides Google: Guiding Gifted Elementary Students onto the Entrance Ramp of the Information Superhighway Schneider, Joan Academically Gifted School Libraries Internet Educational Resources Elementary School Students Computer Uses in Education Search Engines Online Searching Search Strategies For gifted students, the power of the Internet is its vastness. Students can access extensive resources that far exceed the collections in their classrooms or school library. Especially with the rapid growth of the Internet during the last decade, the gateway to a rich array of sophisticated resources is literally a click away. Curriculum content can be differentiated by complexity and depth, and those gifted students with the ability to process large amounts of information quickly (Siegle, 2004) can race down the information highway at breakneck speeds. "The Internet is the single most significant technology available to gifted and talented students" (Siegle, 2005, p. 30). |
| title | Besides Google: Guiding Gifted Elementary Students onto the Entrance Ramp of the Information Superhighway |
| topic | Academically Gifted School Libraries Internet Educational Resources Elementary School Students Computer Uses in Education Search Engines Online Searching Search Strategies |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ826485 |