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Maurice Fisher, Publisher
Just Published! February 18, 2008 -- Spring 2008 Issue of Gifted Education Press Quarterly
ATTENTION EDUCATORS AND PARENTS -- Not Currently a Subscriber to GEPQ? -- FREE OFFER! Please contact me at gifted@giftededpress.com if you would like to receive a complimentary copy of the SPRING 2008 issue of Gifted Education Press Quarterly (GEPQ). This is an outstanding publication on identifying and educating gifted students.
Current GEPQ Subscribers -- Problem Receiving GEPQ? -- If you did not receive the Link to the current issue (SPRING 2008) via Constant Contact by FEBRUARY 20, 2008, please send me (GEPQ@comcast.net) an email using an Alternative Email Address NOT associated with your School District or Workplace. We will resend this Link to you via your alternative email address. Thank you. Maurice Fisher, Publisher
The featured articles in the SPRING 2008 issue are:
1. Editorial Comments by Maurice Fisher -- Oscar Peterson, Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr., and Black History Month
2. The Schoolwide Cluster Grouping Model (SCGM) Susan Winebrenner San Marcos, California
Dina Brulles Paradise Valley Unified School District Phoenix, Arizona
3. A Never Ending Debate: Cultural Bias in Testing Gilman W. Whiting Vanderbilt University
4. Aesthetic Percipience, Part 1: The Value of Supporting Gifted Students' Appreciation of and Affinity for the Fine Arts Jason A. Helfer Stephen T. Schroth Educational Studies Department Knox College Galesburg, Illinois
5. Gifted Children and Shakespeare: Using Monologues and Scenes Douglas King Gannon University Erie, Pennsylvania
6. John Grisham: Literary Entertainments for Gifted Students Michael E. Walters Center for the Study of the Humanities in the Schools
Announcing Our Latest Book for the 2008 New Year -- Just Published! Teaching Gifted Students to Solve Environmental, Communications and Organizational Problems by Using the Latest Developments in Technology: Solar Power, Fuel Cells, Wind Power and Other Important Environmental Studies for Upper Elementary and Middle School Gifted Students and Their Teachers: A Technology, Problem-Solving and Invention Guide By Harry T. Roman Technology and Engineering Educator |
Attention all Educators
1. A past issue of Time Magazine (August 27, 2007) contains a lead article entitled, The Genius Problem, This article includes information from an essay published in the Spring 1996 issue of GEPQ -- "Anti-Intellectualism in Secondary Schools: The Problem Continues" by Stephen Schroeder-Davis. If you subscribe, you will be able to access this and many other essays from our GEPQ Online Link. Email us at GEPQ@comcast.net with your request for a complimentary subscription.
2. We are currently looking for manuscripts by qualified authors on Environmental Sciences or Environmental Studies for Gifted Students. Manuscripts should be 65-75 pages.
Six Outstanding Books for Elementary and Secondary Gifted Programs:
1. More SNIBBLES: Serendipitous Seasons by Judy Micheletti
2. SNIBBLES: REALLY Creative Problem Solving Lessons and Mind-Stimulating Exercises for Gifted Students and Their Teachers, Ages 5 through Really Old! by Judy Micheletti
3. Solar Power, Fuel Cells, Wind Power and Other Important Environmental Studies for Upper Elementary and Middle School Gifted Students and Their Teachers: A Technology, Problem-Solving and Invention Guide by Harry T. Roman
4. Using the Internet: American History Projects for the Gifted Classroom, Grades 4 - 8 From Exploration to Revolution by Janis Purnell
5. Gifted Education Comes Home: A Case for Self-directed Homeschooling By Lisa Rivero
6. A Teacher's Impact on the Social-Emotional Relationships and Characteristics of Twenty-Six Gifted High School Students by Ivan Frank, Ph.D.
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Important Announcement -- The National Society for the Gifted and
Talented is a not-for-profit, K-12, student membership organization providing
resources about gifted programs, products, services, and scholarship
opportunities. It also recognizes students with a certificate as among the most
highly able in the country. 
