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About the Authors
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From the Editor: Response to Intervention: Where Does the Gifted Child Fit?
Susan Johnsen |
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Technology: Lights . . . Camera . . . Action Freeze: Harnessing the Motivational Power of Music Videos
Del Siegle |
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Teaching Talented Writers in the Regular Classroom
Kenneth Smith |
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 27-28 |
Social/Emotional Needs: Owning the Problem of Undesirable Behavior: Disintermediation and How Our Children Are Taught to Drink, Smoke, and Gamble
Tracy L. Cross |
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Teaching Leadership
Susan Leshnower |
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 36-37 |
Historical Perspectives: A Paradoxical Point of View: Lewis M. Terman
Jennifer L. Jolly |
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Bordering on Excellence: A Teaching Tool for Twice-Exceptional Students
Sue Jeweler, Linda Barnes-Robinson, Betty Roffman Shevitz, and Rich Weinfeld |
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Advocacy: Projects: Yay or Nay
Sandra N. Kaplan |
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Affective Benefits From Academic Competitions for Middle School Gifted Students
Mehmet A. Ozturk and Charles Debelak |
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 54-57 |
Through Another’s Eyes: An Interview With James Borland
Suzanna E. Henshon |
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Internet Strategies for Gifted Students
Andrew Johnson |
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