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How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically? #90063 11/23/10 05:11 PM
Joined: Aug 2009 Posts: 119 M MamaJA OP Member
OP MamaJA Member M Joined: Aug 2009 Posts: 119	Typically, how far ahead in elementary math are moderately, gifted and highly gifted math kids? (Humor me...I know there are a lot of factors involved but let's just keep it as simple as possible! :)) Last edited by MamaJA; 11/23/10 05:12 PM.

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How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	MamaJA	11/24/10 12:11 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	JBDad	11/24/10 12:39 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	TX G Mom	11/24/10 01:08 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	graceful mom	11/24/10 01:59 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	kimck	11/24/10 04:45 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	MamaJA	11/24/10 06:43 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	ColinsMum	11/24/10 07:24 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Ellipses	02/19/11 03:14 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	kimck	11/24/10 07:34 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	MamaJA	11/24/10 09:19 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	AlexsMom	11/24/10 03:48 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	jesse	11/24/10 04:00 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	ColinsMum	11/24/10 08:17 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	newmom21C	11/24/10 04:16 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	all pink	11/24/10 05:25 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Ellipses	11/24/10 12:27 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Tallulah	11/24/10 04:52 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Cricket2	11/24/10 03:51 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Tallulah	11/24/10 04:36 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	ColinsMum	11/24/10 06:05 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Tallulah	11/24/10 06:08 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Edwin	11/24/10 05:31 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	JBDad	11/24/10 05:50 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	JBDad	11/24/10 07:27 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	MamaJA	11/24/10 08:56 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Peter	02/18/11 08:59 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Tallulah	02/19/11 01:13 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	homeschoolfor3	02/19/11 03:31 AM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	HowlerKarma	02/18/11 09:34 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	shellymos	02/19/11 03:29 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	Kai	02/19/11 04:03 PM
Re: How far ahead in math are gifted kids typically?	HowlerKarma	02/19/11 04:41 PM

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