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    Jump to new posts Re: How to accept that giftedness doesn't mean much by Eagle Mum @ Today at 03:20 AM

    Originally Posted By: indigo Interestingly, these quotes all seem to apply to the concept of accepting that giftedness may not mean much, itself. Giftedness is but a high potential, and it is what is done with it (opportunity + effort) which may ult
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    Jump to new posts Re: How to accept that giftedness doesn't mean much by indigo @ Yesterday at 07:00 AM

    giftedamateaur, I've heard it said: "It's not what you have, but what you do with what you have." When I attempted to look up this wise quote online, I did not find it attributed to a source, however the AI summarizer shared the following at the to
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    In the USA, a Parental Bill of Rights before Congress mentions gifted programs, helping to ensure transparency and timely communications to parents of any planned cessation of gifted programming. This may be important for parents to make plans regard
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