In This Issue…
- Feature: Guiding the Gifted to Honest Work
- Connections: What Every Parent Should Know About Differentiated Instruction
- Research Briefs: “High-Achieving Students in the Era of NCLB:†A Summary of the Fordham Report
- Currents: Advocating and Partnering for Students with Special Needs
- Currents: Gifted Students and the Higher Education Act
- Currents: Civil Rights for Gifted Students with Disabilities
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Guiding the Gifted to Honest Work
Students will tell you that plagiarism is everywhere and, perhaps, even irrelevant. To make their case, they point to recent examples of high-profile authors, politicians, musicians, and even clergy who have used the work of others without acknowledgment. Although...
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