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  • Volume 31 |  Issue 1
  • Publication Date: Winter 2008
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4		 About the Authors
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5		 From the Guest Editor: Standards Special Issue
Robert A. Schultz 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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14-17		 Technology: Working With Wikis
Del Siegle 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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18-23		 What Can Teacher Education Programs Do to Prepare Teachers to Teach High-Achieving Culturally Diverse Male Students?
H. Richard Milner, F. Blake Tenore, and Judson Laughter 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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25-26		 Social/Emotional Needs: Swagger or Humility or Swagger and Humility: A New Goal for Educating Students With Gifts and Talents
Tracy L. Cross 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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27-33		 Historical Perspectives: Lewis Terman: Genetic Study of Genius—Elementary School Students
Jennifer L. Jolly 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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34-40		 Science, Standards, and Differentiation: It Really Can Be Fun!
Toni A. Sondergeld and Robert A. Schultz 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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41-42		 Advocacy: Curriculum Consequences: If You Learn This, Then . . .
Sandra N. Kaplan 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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43-49		 Standards-Based v. Standards-Embedded Curriculum: Not Just Semantics!
Susan R. Rakow 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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50-51		 Spotlight on the States: Indiana Mandate for High-Ability Identification and Services Signed by Governor Daniels: Record Funding for High-Ability Students
Virginia Burney 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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54-65		 Different Paths to Accountability: Defining Rigorous Outcomes for Gifted Learners
Christine L. Weber, Cecelia Boswell, and Donnajo Smith 		Abstract No Access Add to Cart
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