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Ohio’s Lost Einsteins: The inequitable outcomes of early high achievers

Scott Imberman 9.28.2021
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Rigorous courses are a good thing—and good for equity

Brandon L. Wright 9.23.2021
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Do Ohio’s early high achievers stay strong?

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Boston is punishing its Asian American community for its educational success

Brandon L. Wright 7.22.2021
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Preparing students of all races to achieve greatness

Ian Rowe 7.15.2021
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Gadfly Bites 5/24/21—Perhaps they are referring to the party game?

Jeff Murray 5.24.2021
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Six ways schools can serve gifted students after the pandemic

5.14.2021
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How gifted students improve the outcomes of their classmates, regardless of their ability levels

Brandon L. Wright 1.21.2021
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New York City’s dismantling of gifted education could hurt Black and Hispanic children most

Brandon L. Wright 1.19.2021
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Cooke-ing excellence through research

Jennifer Glynn 1.19.2021
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The racial-justice war on merit-based schools is an injustice against excellence, critics say

Vince Bielski 11.12.2020
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Gifted education done right benefits Black and Hispanic children. It’s not inherently racist.

Brandon L. Wright 10.29.2020
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