In This Issue…
- Feature: Excellence versus Equity: Political Forces in the Education of Gifted Students
- Schoolhouse Options: High School Reform and Gifted Students
- Research Briefs: Teaching Gifted Children: National Guidelines and State Requirements
- Research Briefs: First Ever AP Course Audit Benefits Stakeholders
- Expert's Forum: AP for Gifted Students Still a Good Choice
- Product Tips: Summer Science: Summer Fun
- Currents: Pieces to Puzzling Behavior
- Currents: Fairytales for Public Schools
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Excellence versus Equity: Political Forces in the Education of Gifted Students
Egalitarianism versus Elitism Do gifted students warrant special attention in the public schools in the United States? Rhetoric and heated political discourse surround the question of identification and education of gifted students with the philosophical positions of egalitarianism and elitism...
Self Portrait (2005, age 8), by Thomas Reed
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