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Growing Up Gifted is a leading preschool and education provider, offering a range of full-day, half-day, and enrichment programmes for children.
Growing Up Gifted is a leading preschool and education provider in Singapore, offering a range of full-day, half-day and enrichment programmes for all children 10 months to 8 years old.
Growing Up Gifted is a leading preschool and education provider in Singapore, offering a range of full-day, half-day and enrichment programmes for all children 10 months to 8 years old.
Jun 18, 2019 · Deanne Chong-Duffield looks like the woman every girl wants to be when she grows up. The Founder-CEO of GUG (Growing Up Gifted), one of Singapore’s premier preschools, glows. The poised and eloquent mother of one looks decades younger than her 50-something years.
Growing Up Gifted is a leading preschool in Singapore, providing full- day and half-day programmes, as well as enrichment classes, for all children aged 6 months to 8 years. Our school was founded in 2002 by Deanne Chong-Duffield.
Sep 24, 2019 · At Growing Up Gifted, current affairs, economics or science topics are introduced into lessons, with no entrance tests for children.
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Apr 18, 2012 · Covering preschool through secondary education, Growing Up Gifted, 8e explores who gifted learners are, how they become gifted, and discusses methods used to support their learning, growth, and development.
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Apr 10, 2014 · Growing Up Gifted, 8e features the most up-to-date research on gifted and talented education and covers students from preschool through secondary education. Written by an internationally-known...
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Jan 1, 2007 · The new edition will also feature more information for general education teachers on how to work with gifted and talented students in inclusive environments by offering more strategies and activities that educators can utilize in the classroom as well as in home-based settings.
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GUG – Growing Up Gifted Review (contributed by a parent) My daughter, Nicole, started GUG in the Gifted Kids class (N1) in year 2006 when she was about 3 years old. Although the Gifted Kids class is a non-accompanied program as she was new to the class, the teachers exercised flexibility in allowing the grandma to accompany her for the first ...
