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Gifted and talented research led by Del Siegle is featured in District Administration

  • by: Paul
  • April 1, 2019

Gifted and talented research led by Del Siegle is featured in District Administration

  • Gifted and talented program numbers fail to add up
    Problems with traditional methods of identifying gifted students can be solved

 

  • Gifted and talented diversification reaches for full potential
    District leaders employ innovative methods to add more students to gifted and talented programs 
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