E. Paul Torrance

How Gifted High School Students Can Continue Growing Intellectually
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 3-9. [PDF] [References]  

Harry C. Dunn

Gifted Children Find Research Can Be Fun
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 10-13. [PDF] [References]  

Robert L. Cornish

Parents', Teachers', and Pupils' Perception of the Gifted Child's Ability
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 14-17. [PDF] [References]  

Bob Lynn

Disadvantaged Gifted Progress in a New Residential School: The Children Attend Classes, But Work Is Completed At Their Own Speed. There Are No Grades, Credit Means "B" Minimum
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 18-22. [PDF]  

Gudelia A. Fox

The Gifted: How Are They Viewed?
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 23-33. [PDF] [References]  

N. Thomas Neff and Ruth Curless

Dear Nagc
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 33. [PDF]  

Bruce Grant and George D. Demos

Career Planning for Gifted Individuals; the Self
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 34-37. [PDF] [References]  

Gene Burnette

Dear Nagc: (Continued from page 33)
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 37. [PDF]  

Nimia Hermilia Castro

Dear Nagc: (Continued from page 37)
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 38. [PDF]  

If Someone Tells You That You Are or Were a Gifted Child - - What Does This Mean? How Should It Affect Your Actions?: What Kind of Thinking and Planning Can You Do?
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 39-40. [PDF]  

Alison Thorne

Creativity Plus Maturity
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 43-46. [PDF] [References]  

Ann F. Isaacs

For Gifted Boys and Girls Skills Personality Growth and Writing
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 47-49. [PDF]  

Agencies, Institutions and Gifted Children
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 50-52. [PDF]  

Book and Journal Reviews
Gifted Child Quarterly 1968 12: 53-62. [PDF]  

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