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Article: 'Gifted' is Not a Dirty Word
By Myra Karantzas, HTAV

Please note: This article was based on a presentation at the HTAV 2016 Annual Conference, and was published in the HTAV journal, Agora, in 2017.

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  • 'Fantastic session, drew out how to spot gifted [students] and how we might help them.'
  • 'Myra knew her topic so well and you knew how much she wants to help these kids.'
  • 'Genuine presenter, useful content.'
  • 'One of the most useful sessions of the whole conference.'


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