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Newspapers contribute significantly to society's attitudes and opinions, so it is wise to educate young people about this particular form of media. Joan Hardy describes a journalism project that turned students into ‘reporters' for a day
The idea of pupil voice is popular among politicians, (most) practitioners, and certainly pupils themselves; but is it making a real contribution to raising standards of teaching and learning? G&T Update editor Linda Evans collates the available research on the subject
Paul Ainsworth recommends using pupil questionnaires to gather data on the effectiveness of provision and influence whole school development
Can leaving your familiar surroundings and a comfort zone where success is the ‘norm', be the stimulus needed to reach full potential? One group of students found that an expedition to Mexico resulted in them ‘aiming higher' - in every sense of the word
Classroom strategies for G&T coordinators and leading teachers to share with colleagues. In this issue, Mike O'Neill provides ideas based on the PMI approach
Do we do enough to ensure that our G&T students grow up to be ‘good' people, with a strong moral compass? Deborah Eyre presents the argument for a more explicit focus on values as part of gifted and talented education
How to go about identifying your gifted and talented students





