By Clint Von Gundy Reader, Harvey Dent was right: “You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” I was not a great fan of Christopher Nolan’s take on Batman (no one seems to be having any fun), but after fifteen years in gifted education, I had to takeContinue reading “The G/T Project Gentleman”
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FAQ: When is “Acceleration” Truly Acceleration?
by Emily Villamar-Robbins Parent question: My elementary student is very advanced in math. I requested that my student be moved ahead a year in math because I heard that Texas requires districts to allow acceleration for students who receive GT services in grades K-12. My public school district responded that they do not allow this,Continue reading “FAQ: When is “Acceleration” Truly Acceleration?”
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