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How did a Birmingham primary school manage to complete the NACE Challenge Award in less than a year? Sarah Batstone describes the work undertaken
Barry Meatyard considers the characteristics that we consider an ‘expert' to have and suggests ways of developing these attributes in the classroom
How do we ensure that the education experienced by G&T students results in them maturing into the sort of impressively confident individuals we would hope them to become? Terry O’Dea argues for a project-centred curriculum
Do G&T children have more than their fair share of social-emotional difficulties? Kalliope Emmanouilidou looks into the research and challenges some stereotypical views
Linda Evans summarises the main messages from keynote speakers at Optimus Education’s second annual conference on developing very able students at post-16
Sue Soan reports on the 18th Biennial World Conference on Gifted and Talented Children which took place in Vancouver in August
G&T Update discusses different types of intelligence and how to recognise them
Richard Gould, director at Villiers Park Educational Trust, outlines their new programme
A variety of enrichment methods used to inspire gifted and talented children are given the term 'extension', which is the subject of this at-a-glance reference for gifted and talented associated education vocabulary
When it comes to G&T summer schools, opinion is divided. Sue Soan considers the views of a social staff team and comments from students in evaluating their impact
In the context of gifted and talented education, underachievement refers to the deficit between achievement and potential





