Gifted Child Today - Volume 31, Number 3

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About the Authors
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Developing Talent in Music
Susan Johnsen
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Au Contraire: “I Wish to Work Miracles …”
James R. Delisle
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Reading Instruction with Gifted and Talented Readers: A Series of Unfortunate Events or a Sequence of Auspicious Results?
Patricia F. Wood
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Multicultural Issues: Considerations for Conducting Culturally Responsive Research in Gifted Education
Gilman W. WhitingDonna Y. FordTarek C. Grantham
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New Products
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Talents are Unlimited: It's Time to Teach Thinking Skills Again!
Jane L. Newman
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From the Classroom: Meeting Social and Emotional Needs in the Days of High-Stakes Testing
Kathy Hargrove
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Academic Competitions as Tools for Differentiation in Middle School
Mehmet Ali OzturkCharles Debelak
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Spotlight on the States: South Carolina State Department: An Update
Julie Dingle Swanson
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The Use of Independent Study as a Viable Differentiation Technique for Gifted Learners in the Regular Classroom
Elaine A. Powers

Volume 31, Issue 3, July 2008