Underachieving Gifted Students: Review and Implications
Gifted Child QuarterlyPublished 1 October 1982
Cynthia B. Dowdall, Nicholas Colangelo
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In the thrust to meet the educational needs of gifted students, educators, researchers, and parents have been perhaps most concerned with those youngsters labeled &dquo;underachieving gifted students&dquo; (UAG). Given this con-
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