Misconceptions of Gifted Scholars, Part 1 - Richard Courtright

from They'll Be Fine: The Premier Podcast for Gifted Education

Dr. Richard D. Courtright is a lifelong educator with fifty years of experience in PreK-12 public education and consulting. Tune in to listen to Rick discuss the prevalent and often harmful stereotypes associated with gifted students.

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