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  • Volume 30 |  Issue 3
  • Publication Date: Summer 2007
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14-19
Technology: Podcasts and Blogs: Learning Opportunities on the Information Highway
Del Siegle
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20-22
Alex’s Gifts
An Anonymous Parent
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23
Advocacy: Differentiation: Asset or Liability for Gifted Education?
Sandra N. Kaplan
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26-33
Using a Weekly Story to Plan Creative Activities and Promote Early Literacy in Preschool
Susan A. Fowler, Tweety Yates and Beverly Lewman
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34-37
What to Look for When Visiting Early Childhood Classes
Lilian G. Katz
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38-39
Spotlight on the States: South Carolina Department of Education
E. Wayne Lord
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40-41
Joseph
Kimberly Leigh
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42-44
Through Another’s Eyes: Research Experiences in Gifted Education at the International Level: An Interview With Karen Rogers
Suzanna E. Henshon
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45-48
How Many Languages Can Reggio Children Speak? Many More Than a Hundred!
Jinju Kang
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49-50
Social/Emotional Needs: Self-Mutilation and Gifted Children
Tracy L. Cross
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51-56
Practices for Enhancing Children’s Social-Emotional Development and Preventing Challenging Behavior
Robert M. Corso
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57-64
Historical Perspectives: The Research Legacy of Leta S. Hollingworth
Jennifer L. Jolly
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