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  Gifted Development Center  :: Articles :: Do Gifted Students Have Special Needs?

  Do Gifted Students Have Special Needs? #16234
Do Gifted Students Have Special Needs?  By Linda Kreger Silverman, Ph.D.

...Even gifted students who are achieving A's may be severely underachieving...Some junior high school students score much higher on...assessments than their high school counterparts.

For gifted students, achieving an A is not the goal. The real purpose of education is to learn new information...

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