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Del Siegle
Professor/Educational Psychology
del.siegle@uconn.edu
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Scholarly Contributions
17 Scholarly Contributions
Shifting through the essentials of gifted education for talent cultivation: Separating the wheat from the chaff
Research Type: Conference Proceedings
Learning from and learning with technology
Research Type: Book Chapter
Gifted underachievement: An individualized and contextualized dynamic developmental process
Research Type: Book Chapter
Meeting the needs of gifted children in the regular classroom in order to prevent underachievement and drop-out
Research Type: Book Chapter
Understanding and addressing underachievement in gifted students
Research Type: Book Chapter
Understanding underachievement.
Research Type: Book Chapter
Understanding underachievement
Research Type: Book Chapter
A matter of time: Striking the right balance in the world of pacing guides and high stakes assessments
Research Type: Journal Article
Effective practices for identifying and serving English learners in gifted education: A systematic review of the literature
Research Type: Journal Article
“It Makes My Brain Work and I Like It”: Gifted Students’ Perceptions of Challenge
Research Type: Journal Article
A role for ChatGPT and AI in gifted education
Research Type: Journal Article
Different or differentiated? Recoupling policy and practice in an era of accountability
Research Type: Journal Article
Elementary teachers’ perceptions and reported enactment of autonomy from prescribed pacing guides
Research Type: Journal Article
Who are we measuring? Teacher effects in gifted and talented teacher rating scales.
Research Type: Journal Article
Using AI technology to support the three legs of talent development
Research Type: Journal Article
Proficiency and Giftedness: The Role of Language Comprehension in Gifted Identification and Achievement
Research Type: Journal Article
When pictures are worth a 1000 words: Addressing global stereotypes with Dollar Street
Research Type: Journal Article