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Authors:
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Citation: D. Niemi, A FRACTION IS NOT A PIECE OF PIE - ASSESSING EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE AND DEEP UNDERSTANDING IN ELEMENTARY-SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, The Gifted child quarterly, 40(2), 1996, pp. 70-80
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