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Underachieving Gifted Students: Intervention Programs That Work.

This article reviews the causes of under‐achievement in gifted students and discusses two successful intervention programs implemented at the secondary and elementary levels in a metropolitan area. Case studies of underachievers are presented as examples.

Carolyn R. Fehrenbach

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