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Interesting, isn’t it?
Posted by Angie on October 30, 2007 in Gifted Education
I just read through Prufrock Press’s monthly e-newsletter. One headline addressed the affects of NCLB on the gifted student. “The law is causing many concerned parents [of gifted children] to abandon public schools … These parents are fleeing public schools not only because, as documented by a recent University of Chicago study, the act pushes [...]
The tip of the ice burg
Posted by Angie on October 6, 2007 in Gifted Education, Uncategorized
I once heard the analogy that visiting a classroom for a day is like looking at the tip of an ice burg just above the surface of water. I feel like have now broken the surface of the water and am peering down below in the clear blue water. I’m seeing just how much I [...]
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