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First published 2020-1

A case study utilizing the cognitive structures of exceptionally talented students regarding chemical change via word association

Handan Ürek, Gamze Dolu

Gifted Education International

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First published 1996-3

Social Relationships of Students with Exceptionalities in Mainstream Classrooms: Social Networks and Homophily

Thomas W. Farmer, Elizabeth M. Z. Farmer

Exceptional Children

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First published 2026

Attitudinal exceptionalism? Norwegian prison officer students’ views towards prisoners and punishment

Hilde Pape, Berit Johnsen

European Journal of Criminology

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First published 2017-5

Modeling the Time-Varying Nature of Student Exceptionality Classification on Achievement Growth

Joseph F. T. Nese, Joseph J. Stevens, Ann C. Schulte [...]

The Journal of Special Education

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First published 1978-4

Simulation of Exceptionalities for Elementary School Students

H. G. Dahl, K. R. Horsman, R. N. Arkell

Psychological Reports

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First published 1992-7

The Use of Dialogue Journals with Students with Exceptionalities

James O. Grant, Brenda B. Lazarus, Heather Peyton

TEACHING Exceptional Children

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First published 2022-8

The Social and Academic Effects of Cooperative LEARN Strategy Instruction in Inclusive Elementary Classes

D. Sue Vernon, Jean Bragg Schumaker, Donald D. Deshler

Learning Disability Quarterly

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First published 1993-12

Business Students' Justifications of Exceptionally High Salaries

Terence R. Mitchell, Jane George-Falvy, Susan R. Crandall

Group & Organization Management

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First published 1993-3

Instructional Principles behind Computerized Instruction for Students with Exceptionalities

Edward L. Vockell, Thomas Mihail

TEACHING Exceptional Children

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First published 1955-4

The High Schools Can Educate the Exceptionally Able Student

William H. Cornog

NASSP Bulletin

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