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A series of shorter posts prompted by media coverage of gifted and talented education issues.
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October 2010
Establishing ‘One Voice’ in England
Ethnic minority representation in gifted populations
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November 2010
Vietnam’s High Schools for the Gifted
The World Council Moves to Kentucky, USA
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December 2010
India’s JNV Schools for Gifted Students
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January 2011
On the Malaysian First Lady and her Support for Gifted Education
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February 2011
Will Daanish Schools Lift Gifted Young Panjabis Out of Poverty?
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March 2011
Will England Copy Singapore’s Integrated Programme (IP)?
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September 2011
Do High Flyers Maintain Their Altitude?
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November 2011
The Introduction in England of Selective 16-19 Maths Free Schools
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I’m not feeling all warm and fuzzy about this new coalition thing. One Voice is a good idea. Perhaps even better … the gt community speaking with one voice globally. 😉
I agree wholeheartedly with Lisa, One Voice is a great idea that will support practitioners in their quest for information and strategies that support Gifted learners; the fact that it also links to an international dimension is invaluable when other information sources are less than clear.