As implied in its name, the Enrichment Triad Model identifies the three types of enrichment shown in Figure 9.5. The first two types, General Exploratory Activities and Group Training Activities, are considered appropriate for all learners and provide the basis for overall enrichment. They are intended to provide strategies for expanding student interests and developing the thinking and feeling processes. Type III enrichment, Individual and Small Group Investigations of Real Processes, is the only one appropriate mainly for gifted students. In Type III enrichment, the student is to focus on real work methods of inquiry to provide first- hand experience in a particular field of interest.
As implied in its name, the Enrichment Triad Model identifies the three types of enrichment shown in Figure 9.5. The first two types, General Exploratory Activities and Group Training Activities, are considered appropriate for all learners and provide the basis for overall enrichment. They are intended to provide strategies for expanding student interests and developing the thinking and feeling processes. Type III enrichment, Individual and Small Group Investigations of Real Processes, is the only one appropriate mainly for gifted students. In Type III enrichment, the student is to focus on real work methods of inquiry to provide first- hand experience in a particular field of interest.
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