The myth busters: Fearless, inclusive teaching for young gifted children

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Wong, Melanie and Margrain, Valerie. (2015). The myth busters: Fearless, inclusive teaching for young gifted children. In In V. Margrain, C. Murphy and J. Dean (Ed.). Giftedness in the early years: Informing, learning and teaching pp. 105 - 127 NZCER Press.
AuthorsWong, Melanie and Margrain, Valerie
EditorsV. Margrain, C. Murphy and J. Dean
Page range105 - 127
Year2015
Book titleGiftedness in the early years: Informing, learning and teaching
PublisherNZCER Press
Place of publicationNew Zealand
ISBN9781927231555
Research GroupSchool of Education
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