Gifted Children and Gifted Education - Davis, Gary
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Frankenstein is identified as gifted, while Pinocchio has trouble thinking logically. In this book, Gary A. Davis, Ph.D., begins each chapter with humorous anecdotes as a gateway to explaining how to cultivate the talents of gifted children. There are noteworthy obstacles to achieving the successful education of gifted and talented students, but they can be overcome. This book, as a college text or a reference for parents, is a valuable tool for doing so.The author's dry humor, combined with useful explanations, will guide parents and educators through an enjoyable learning experience!

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Frankenstein is identified as gifted, while Pinocchio has trouble thinking logically. In this book, Gary A. Davis, Ph.D., begins each chapter with humorous anecdotes as a gateway to explaining how to cultivate the talents of gifted children. There are noteworthy obstacles to achieving the successful education of gifted and talented students, but they can be overcome. This book, as a college text or a reference for parents, is a valuable tool for doing so.The author's dry humor, combined with useful explanations, will guide parents and educators through an enjoyable learning experience!
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Gary Davis' psychology expertise spans several decades. He earned his Ph.D. in the Department of Psychology at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and served with the school's Department of Educational Psychology from 1965 until his retirement in 1994. Dr. Davis has presented internationally at several psychology and educational psychology conferences. In 1990, he was invited to organize and chair a session on creative problem solving for the International Congress of Psychology meeting in Leipzig, East Germany. In both 1996 and 2000, he was invited to present at the Arabian Gulf University in Bahrain.