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Davidson ExploreĮxplore provides Davidson Young Scholars and qualified gifted students, ages 9-13, with the opportunity to enrich their education by taking advanced middle school courses online adapted from the Davidson Academy’s rigorous curriculum. To learn more, check out Davidson Academy Online’s Gifted Online Courses.

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Davidson Academy Online Single-Course Enrollmentįor those looking for an alternative to a full curriculum, Davidson Academy Online also offers English and math courses for single-course enrollment. To learn more, take a look at Davidson Academy Online’s Curriculum. Each student creates an individualized academic plan, working with their family, school counselor, and leadership team to chart a course through our curriculum. Our curriculum is designed for highly gifted students. BenefitsĬheck out Davidson Academy Online’s approach to Online Education for Gifted Students to learn more. This unique approach to learning has attracted families from across the country and globe. The middle and high school level curriculum is matched to students’ abilities, strengths and interests. Davidson Academy Online leverages cutting-edge technology to create a new, highly personalized model of online education.

Students are part of an accredited, robust online community and are grouped by ability, not age.

Davidson Academy Onlineĭavidson Academy Online is a dynamic, flexible option for profoundly gifted students living anywhere in the United States and Canada. With that in mind, we wanted to take this opportunity to share some of our community’s favorite online options for their gifted learners to help you start your search! Davidson’s Online School & Course Offeringsĭavidson Institute and Davidson Academy Online each offer dynamic and engaging online learning opportunities to gifted and twice-exceptional students.įor more information on the differences between Davidson Academy Online and Davidson Institute’s Explore program, check out our Davidson Online Learning Infographic. As a parent of a gifted child, you may feel overwhelmed with the number of options available once you start looking into online schools. While each gifted child has unique learning needs, we have seen many families within the Davidson Institute find an online school or class that works well for them. If your family is ready for virtual instruction, the next step will be to investigate a few options that you may want to apply to. Does my child have the ability to work independently?.Does my student have the ability to communicate frequently and effectively with both the instructor and classmates?.Does my child have the patience, flexibility, and adaptability necessary to deal with unforeseeable frustrations?.Does my child possess basic computer and internet navigation skills?.Is my family available to give my child the support he or she needs to be successful in an online learning environment?.If you are considering online gifted learning, here are five questions parents of gifted and twice-exceptional students find helpful: And finally, as many families become more comfortable with online education, some gifted students use online schools exclusively for their educational needs. Students may enrich their learning online when there are no gifted programs or services offered in their region. Districts may allow an online course to replace in-person class options for students who are accelerated beyond the typical school curriculum. Parents who find themselves homeschooling their gifted child may use online courses to help build a homeschool curriculum. In addition to these advantages to delivering instruction in a way that meets the individual needs of students, online schools for gifted learners can be utilized for a variety of educational goals. Twice-exceptional students may also find online learning ideal for individualized instruction that lets them explore the topics they excel at with the support of assistive technology. For gifted students, online programs may deliver material at a faster pace, provide information on niche topics not always offered in a traditional K-12 setting, and offer access to like-minded peers. Many families in the gifted and twice-exceptional community have utilized online learning programs.

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