 14-15 |
Au Contraire: In Praise of Elitism
James R. Delisle |
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 16-22 |
Stitch a Story, Stitch a Dream
Sharon Black and Lynnette Erickson |
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 24-29 |
International Perspectives: Mapping Out New Directions? Or Using the Same Roadmap?
Tracy L. Riley |
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 30-32 |
Gifted Kids, Gifted Characters, and Great Books
Bertie Kingore |
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 33-35 |
Parenting the Gifted: Creativity, Intelligence, and Ethics: Why Do Our Gifted Children Need Them?
Patricia Haensly |
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 36-43 |
Using Literature in Mathematics: Gifted Students’ Comments
Carolyn L. Pinchback |
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 46-53 |
Using First-Person Presentation to Encourage Student Interest in Social History
Ronald V. Morris |
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 54-55 |
Social/Emotional Needs: Gifted Children and Erikson’s Theory of Psychosocial Development
Tracy L. Cross |
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 56-59 |
Employing Visual Learning to Enhance the Leadership of the Gifted
Frances Karnes and Mark Zimmerman |
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