 14-18 |
Integrating an Affective Component in the Curriculum for Gifted and Talented Students
Karen Johnson |
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 20-21 |
Exploring Options: Middle Schools: New Trends and Issues
Mary Ruth Coleman |
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 22-25 |
Mentoring: An Educational Alternative for Gifted Students
Amy Bisland |
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 26-35 |
External Barriers Experienced by Gifted and Talented Girls and Women
Sally M. Reis |
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 36-37 |
Social/Emotional Needs: The Many Faces of Bullies
Tracy L. Cross |
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 38-45 |
Technology and the Gifted: Focus, Facets, and the Future
Stephanie A. Nugent |
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 48-53 |
In the Classroom: Gifted Students and Philosophy: On Social Justice in a Violent World
David A. White |
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 54-57 |
Eye to Eye Connecting with Gifted Visual-Spatial Learners
Rebecca L. Mann |
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 58-63 |
How to Use Thinking Skills to Differentiate Curricula for Gifted and Highly Creative Students
Andrew Johnson |
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