Citation: Ej. Sowell, PROGRAMS FOR MATHEMATICALLY GIFTED STUDENTS - A REVIEW OF EMPIRICAL-RESEARCH, The Gifted child quarterly, 37(3), 1993, pp. 124-132
Citation: Cm. Callahan et al., THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SCALE FOR THE EVALUATION OF GIFTED IDENTIFICATION INSTRUMENTS (SEGII), The Gifted child quarterly, 37(3), 1993, pp. 133-140
Citation: D. Enersen, THE SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR PARENTS OF GIFTED KIDS - HOW TO UNDERSTAND, LIVE WITH, AND STICK UP FOR YOUR GIFTED-CHILD - WALKER,SY, The Gifted child quarterly, 37(3), 1993, pp. 141-141
Citation: C. Willardholt, UP FROM UNDERACHIEVEMENT - HOW TEACHERS, STUDENTS, AND PARENTS CAN WORK TOGETHER TO PROMOTE STUDENT SUCCESS - HEACOX,D, The Gifted child quarterly, 37(3), 1993, pp. 141-142
Citation: Mr. Sortore et Mc. Tallman, MINDS IN MOTION - USING MUSEUMS TO EXPAND CREATIVE-THINKING - GARTENHAUS,AR, The Gifted child quarterly, 37(3), 1993, pp. 142-142
Citation: Kr. Kelly, THE RELATION OF GENDER AND ACADEMIC-ACHIEVEMENT TO CAREER SELF-EFFICACY AND INTERESTS, The Gifted child quarterly, 37(2), 1993, pp. 59-64
Citation: E. Hong et al., LEISURE ACTIVITIES IN CAREER GUIDANCE FOR GIFTED AND TALENTED ADOLESCENTS - A VALIDATION-STUDY OF THE TEL-AVIV ACTIVITIES INVENTORY, The Gifted child quarterly, 37(2), 1993, pp. 65-68
Citation: F. Gagne, SEX-DIFFERENCES IN THE APTITUDES AND TALENTS OF CHILDREN AS JUDGED BYPEERS AND TEACHERS, The Gifted child quarterly, 37(2), 1993, pp. 69-77
Citation: Sj. Henderson et al., EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF LANGUAGE AND LITERACY SKILLS OF AN EXTREMELY PRECOCIOUS READER, The Gifted child quarterly, 37(2), 1993, pp. 78-83