Gifted International

Title Publication Date Language Citations
The Multi-Level Role and Uses of Psychosynthesis in Global Gifted Education1993/01/01English
Using Conceptual Frameworks and Issue-Based Curriculum to Help the Gifted Better Understand Their World1993/01/01English
A Brief Review of Iranian Program Prototype for Gifted and Talented Education1982/01/01English
Integration of Aesthetic-Artistic Education: The Theory, Theology and Therapy of Releasing and Liberating Talent1988/01/01English
A Glance Towards a Futuristic School for the Gifted1986/01/01English
Perception and Reading Strategy1990/09/01English
Maximizing the Impact of Gifted Programs: Cognitive and Affective Strategies1983/03/01English
Editorial1985/09/01English
A Cross-Cultural Study of Future Perceptions of Gifted Children in Israel1990/01/01English
Educating the Gifted to Use Their Gifts: A Generalized Program for Improving Critical Judgment and Facilitating Intellectual Progress1987/09/01English
Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice1988/01/01English
Teachers of Gifted Students Learn in London1986/01/01English
The Enrichment Mini-Course: A Missing Piece in the Gifted Education Puzzle1983/03/01English
Using Imagery for Problem Solving1985/09/01English
The Validity of Product Portfolios in the Identification of Gifted Students1993/09/01English
Correction1993/09/01English
Reflections on Educating Teachers for the Gifted1982/01/01English
A Special School for the Gifted: Corollary of a Ten-Year-Work in Brazil1985/09/01English
A Model for Classroom Investigation on Stimulation of Thinking in Gifted Students1988/01/01English
The First Five Years of the Peninsula Enrichment Program for Gifted and Talented Children (P.E.P.)1985/01/01English
Macrolevel Education Management Structure for Gifted Pupils in South Africa1985/09/01English
Introduction1986/01/01English
Facing the Fears of Giftedness1985/09/01English
Educating the Gifted in the Year 2000 and Beyond1991/03/01English
Editorial1990/09/01English
Global Education for the Gifted: A Curriculum Focus for the 21st Century1990/01/01English
Left-handed Children Are More Creative1990/09/01English
Developing the Talents and Competencies of all Our Children1988/01/01English
A Model for Developing Problem Solving Abilities1993/01/01English
Training Teachers for the Gifted1987/09/01English