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Learning About Gifted Children

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Author	Article
Suzi Cottrell and Michael F. Shaughnessy	An Interview with Dr. Edward R. Amend: About the Emotional Needs of Gifted Kids From EducationNews.org (2005). Retrieved December 29, 2005 here. Reprinted with permission.
James R. Delisle	Do we know if gifted children are being served appropriately? Copyright © 2003 SENG.
Alan L. Edmunds and Gail A. Edmunds	Sensitivity: A double-edged sword for the pre-adolescent and adolescent child From Roeper Review. (2005) Winter (69-77). Reprinted with permission.
Deirdre V. Lovecky	Exceptionally Gifted Children: Different Minds From Roeper Review. 1994 17(2). Reprinted with permission.
Vicky Frankfourth Moyle	Authentic Character Development - Beyond Nature and Nurture From Hafenstein, Kutrumbos, Delisle (Eds.). (2005). Perspectives in Gifted Education: Vol. 3. Complexities of Emotional Development, Spirituality and Hope (Fall, pp.33-59). University of Denver, Institute for the Development of Gifted Education, Ricks Center for Gifted Children. Reprinted with permission.
SENG Update	See also these articles archived from SENG's monthly email newsletter: Asynchronous development by Jean Goerss Young gifted children by Beverly Shaklee
Stephanie S. Tolan	Is it a cheetah? Copyright © 1995 Stephanie S. Tolan. Properly attributed, this material may be freely reproduced and disseminated.