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Kyrene
Gifted Program Definitions
Verbal
Reasoning
Generally, verbal reasoning refers to a student's ability in oral and writing
expression, reading and comprehension skills, and literal understanding and
use of words. This reasoning also refers to how well students solve problems
using words
Quantitative Reasoning
Generally, quantitative reasoning refers to a student's ability in understanding
the elements of number theory, or the application and analysis of number problems.
This reasoning also refers to how well students solve problems using numbers.
Nonverbal Reasoning
Generally, nonverbal reasoning refers to a student's ability in spatial and
abstract thinking. This reasoning also refers to how well students solve problems
using shapes and figures.
District Contact Person
Linda Mosteller, Assistant Director
Exceptional Student Services
480-783-4158
Policy
and Legislation | Program
and Services | Gifted
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School District