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Try contacting the gifted and talented teachers of these kids
 
team up with the public library these kids would use?
during school year - team with their HS librarian??
 
try a web search using the terms
gifted HS kids archeology
here's one result
_http://digonsite.com/_ (http://digonsite.com/) 
 
search for      how teach gifted  HS         for tips
_http://giftedexchange.blogspot.com/2008/02/gifted-education-in-high-school.
html_ 
(http://giftedexchange.blogspot.com/2008/02/gifted-education-in-high-school.html) 
 
Barbara Hass, retired librarian  (k-12)
 
 
 
In a message dated 7/23/2009 2:52:26 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,  
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Howdy all you  wonderful museum people!
 
This is your  friendly museum volunteer and professional archaeologist from 
Tempe,  Arizona. I volunteer at a small community's local historical 
society  museum. The town where the museum is located has asked me and a friend to 
put  together a workshop for a group of local high-achieving high schoolers 
on  archaeology and history. The workshop can be at our museum or at the 
community  facililty, or perhaps a combination of both.
 
My dilemma is  that I've never really dealt with high school students on 
any level. I've  done several presentations (hour long to 1/2 day long) for 
younger  kids and emotionally and behaviorally-challenged teenagers, but never 
for  high-achieving teenagers. So, I'm appealing to all of you wonderful,  
knowledgeable folks for advice, suggestions, input on creative,  fun, 
challenging things to do with these kids. We would like to  plan a one day event, 
an ongoing event such as a once a week-several  weeks in a row event, or an 
all week long (5 day) event.  This is a  small community with limited funds, 
but I'm not sure yet of our budgetary or  other limitations.  
 
Thanks in advance  for any suggestions, help, advice, and I apologize for 
my lack of details.  

Cheers,
 
Gina
 
 
 
Gina S.  Gage
Project Director and Historical  Archaeologist
Northland Research, Inc.
1865 E. 3rd Street
Tempe, AZ 85281
 
(480) 894-0020 office
(602) 339-0933 field cell
(480) 894-0957 fax
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