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Do you know a student who exhibits the following traits?
- Has advanced oral and/or written language skills; expressive language
- Makes unique connections; understands systems; see the "big picture"
- Ask many questions; seek in-depth information
- Is resourceful at finding unique solutions
- Exhibits keen powers of observation; is highly sensitive and insightful
- Has intense and sustained interests; transfers learning to new situations
- Exhibits an early moral concern; is empathetic
- Is nonconforming; risk-taking; independent
- Has broad and varied interests; at times simultaneously
- Makes non traditional responses and/or products
That student may be identified as Talented & GiftedPurpose: TAG serves students who, when compared with others of their age/grade level, require learning experiences beyond the standard curriculum. TAG programs seek to provide an educational experience at the student's rate and level of learning.
Referral: Students may be referred for TAG identification and testing by a teacher, parent, or they may refer themselves. In addition, they may be automatically identified through standardized state test scores.
Identification: Oregon students qualify for TAG when they are in the top 3% on any nationally normed test of achievement or aptitude and there is additional evidence suggesting high ability. A committee in each building identifies students for TAG. Parents have a right to appeal this decision.
Programs and Services: The curriculum and instruction provided to identified TAG students must address their accelerated rate of learning and their advanced level of learning as determined by assessments.
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