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As a teacher licensed in Academically and Intellectually Gifted (AIG) education, you will have the knowledge, pedagogical skills, and professional disposition necessary to design and deliver an enhanced curriculum for gifted students.
Upon successfully completing the program, you will qualify for a recommendation to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI) for academically and intellectually gifted licensure.
Program Overview
In Pfeiffer University’s add-on, licensure-only program, rigorous coursework emphasizes trends and issues in gifted education, differentiation strategies, the history of gifted education with implications for the future, and real-world applications. You will be prepared for the unique demands of teaching the advanced learner.
- 12 credit hours
- Small classes with students from diverse backgrounds
- Cohort programs to foster community and networking
- highly qualified faculty who are engaged in the field and work regularly in schools
- Service opportunities for added learning and delivering needed services to people and organizations
This certificate requires 12 semester hours.
Introduction to Gifted Education (3 SH)
Methods and Models in Gifted Education (3 SH)
Trends and Issues in Gifted Education (3 SH)
Differentiated Strategies for Gifted Learners (3 SH)
