
Help Your Talented Child
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Content
Section 1: Issues
What's in a name?
The present state of play
What can be expected
Two-way communication
How the school might identify your child as able and talented
All sorts of abilities
The central place of thinking skills
Challenge for progress
Different ways of working
The golden component that is time
Homework
Presentation and spelling
Changing schools
Looking after your able child
Able underachievers
Section 2: Getting Further Advice and Help
Specific subject advice, resources and help
Art
Drama
English
Geography
History
Mathematics
Modern foreign languages
Music
PE, sport and dance
Religious education, philosophy and citizenship
Science
Technology (food, textiles, design)
Section 3: Some Recommended Children's Fiction
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