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Portrait of three teachers in the school hall. They are smiling for the camera.
Portrait of three teachers in the school hall. They are smiling for the camera.
Katie D. Lewis

What the Research Says: The Impact of Teacher Beliefs on Gifted Education

Teachers play an important role in all aspects of gifted education, from identifying potential talent, to challenging learning opportunities, to helping students navigate social-emotional growth. ...
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Katie D. Lewis

What the Research Says: Motivation for Achievement and Causes of Underachievement

Educators constantly seek to understand what motivates gifted students to achieve, as well as factors that contribute to gifted learners underachieving.
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Kristin L. Majority

What The Research Says: Social-Emotional Issues in Gifted Education

The importance of social and emotional education for the gifted has been a topic of research for decades.
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