Student Work

Gifted LearningLinks instructors often post select student work to an online display board, allowing classmates to review and respond to it. Students also refer to the display board for ideas and inspiration for their own assignments. To get a sense of the display board’s value, as well as GLL students’ impressive achievements, we invite you to browse the work samples below. Perhaps next year it will be your essay, movie or geometric model featured here!


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Other Examples

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		Bubble Experiment Enrichment Introduction to Chemistry Lab to investigate the effects of various chemicals on bubble-blowing
		Memoir Descriptive Writing This personal memoir, written by an 8-year-old, is an example of the interaction between teacher and student during the writing process.
		The Light Sensor Robotics Discovery I Video of a student-created robot with a light sensor
		Jon Dee Graham web site Enrichment Biography This student-created web site about his father
		Bean Lab Chemistry Honors This hands-on Bean Lab simulates the calculation of the relative atomic masses found on the periodic table
		An Argument in Support of Home Schooling Honors Logical: Critical Thinking Persuasive writing and rules of argumentation are exemplified in this essay in favor of home schooling
		Enzymes Lab (Version 2) AP Biology This lab report on enzyme kinetics is an excellent example of how the use of online labs and graphing software develop skills in analysis, synthesis and evaluation
		Optimization AP Calculus AB In order for the ant to walk from one corner to the opposite, it must walk through a minimum of two faces
		The Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions AP European History An essay on some of the factors that set the stage for the beginning of the industrial revolution
		Cricket Chirps AP Environmental Science A lab experiment investigating the role of environmental variables on cricket chirps
		The Invisible Man AP Literature and Composition A reflection on Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man analyzes the author’s concept of humanity

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