Gifted Child Quarterly -- Table of Contents (Winter 1982, 26 [1])

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Donald J. Treffinger: Demythologizing Gifted Education: An Editorial Essay
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 3-8. [PDF] [References]

Joyce Juntune: Myth: The gifted constitutes a single, homogeneous group!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 9-10. [PDF] [References]

Joseph Renzulli: Dear Mr. and Mrs. Copernicus: We regret to inform you
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 11-14. [PDF] [References]

Donald J. Treffinger: Myth: Your sample must be the same as the population!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 15-16. [PDF]

Carolyn M. Callahan: Myth: There must be "winner" and "losers" in identification and programming!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 17-19. [PDF] [References]

Donald J. Treffinger: Myth: We need to have the same scores for everyone!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 20-21. [PDF]

Joe Khatena: Myth: Creativity is too difficult to measure!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 21-23. [PDF] [References]

Reva Jenkins-Friedman: Myth: Cosmetic use of multiple selection criteria!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 24-26. [PDF] [References]

Emily Stewart: Myth: One program, indivisible for all!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 27-29. [PDF] [References]

Sally M. Reis: Myth: The "patch-on" approach to programming!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 29-31. [PDF] [References]

Sandra N. Kaplan: Myth: There is a single curriculum for the gifted!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 32-33. [PDF]

Marjory Ward: Myth: The "ostrich syndrome": do gifted programs cure sick regular programs?
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 34-36. [PDF]

John Feldhusen: Myth: Gifted education means having A program!: Meeting the Needs of Gifted Students Through Differentiated Programming
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 37-41. [PDF] [References]

Anthony E. Link: Myth: Gifted programs should stick out like a sore thumb!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 42-43. [PDF]

Dorothy Sisk: Myth: you have to do it alone!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 44-46. [PDF] [References]

Clifford D. Curl: Myth: Waiting for Santa Claus!
Gifted Child Quarterly 1982 26: 47-48. [PDF]

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