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What the Research Says About Advocating for Gifted Education

Many challenges exist in developing and implementing programs and services for gifted and talented students. Researchers have reported that high achievers’ scores have declined nationally since the implementation of No Child Left Behind (NCLB; Loveless, Parkas, & Duffett, 2008; Plucker,

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Growing Gifted Girls

Throughout the gifted girl’s childhood, messages from her parents, culture, and schools will significantly influence her ability for growth.

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Technology Tips for Teachers: Meet TED, the Audio Powerpoint, and Skype

This Tips for Teachers column shares information on TED Talks, Audio Powerpoint, and Skype and suggestions for use in classrooms.

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Texas GT Teachers’ Beliefs and Practices Survey: Supporting Advocacy Efforts

To examine gifted education practices in Texas, the Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented, in collaboration with Baylor University, conducted an online survey to identify teacher beliefs about gifted education, current gifted education practices, factors that influence practices, and possible student learning outcomes.

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