When they find gifted students in their classrooms, what should general classroom teachers do?
A) Establish policies requiring more work of those who finish assignments quickly and easily.
B) Seek out supplemental materials and ideas that extend, not merely reinforce, the curriculum.
C) Emphasize grades and other extrinsic rewards.
D) Ignore responses that may appear to be off-target.

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General classroom teachers should seek out additional materials and ideas that challenge and extend the curriculum for gifted students. This allows them to continue learning and growing at a pace that is appropriate for them. Establishing policies requiring more work or emphasizing extrinsic rewards may not be effective in engaging or motivating gifted students, and ignoring their responses may cause them to disengage from learning altogether.

When They Find Gifted Students in Their Classrooms, What Should