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Roeper Review: A Journal on Gifted Education
Volume 26, Number 3
Spring, 2004
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From The Editor’s Desk
An Evolving Field
POINT/COUNTERPOINT
- No Child Left Behind and Gifted Education
By James J. Gallagher
Where We Stand Determines the Answers to the Questions: Can the No Child Behind Legislation Be Benificial to Gifted Students?
By Sandra N. Caplan
Individual and Contextual Variables Among Creative Scientists: The New Work Paradigm
By Rita R. Culross
The Young Gifted Child
- The Socio-Affective and Academic Impact of Early Entrance to School
By François Gagné & Nadia Gagnier
On Gifted Students in School
- The Differentiated Classroom Observation Scale
By Jerell C. Cassady, Kristie L. Speirs Neumeister, Cheryll M. Adams, Tracy L. Cross, Felicia A. Dixon, & Rebecca L. Pierce
- Rural and Suburban Cluster Grouping: Reflections on Staff Development as a Component of Program Success
By Marcia Gentry & Bill Keilty
Parents of Gifted Children
- Parent Perceptions of the Effects of the Saturday Enrichment Program on Gifted Students’ Talent Development By Paula Olszewski-Kubilius & Seon-Young Lee
Electronic Media
- Raising the Bar: Encouraging High Level Thinking in Online Discussion Forums By Mary M. Christopher, Julie A. Thomas, & Mary K. Tallent-Runells
Book Reviews
- Being Gifted in School: An Introduction to Development, Guidance, and Teaching By Coleman, L. J., & Cross, T. L., Reviewed by Julie Milligan
- The Mozart Effect for Children: Awakening Your Child’s Mind, Health, and Creativity with Music By Campbell, D., Reviewed by Jeanetta G. Riley
- “My Teeming Brain”: Understanding Creative Writers By Piirto, Jane, Reviewed by Dona Matthews
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