Abstract
Raising a strong objection to the notion that IQ scores are the only means for identifying giftedness in children, the author suggests that correlate characteristics of giftedness be watched for in environmentally deprived youngsters as possible signs of undeveloped gifts. She goes on to make a case for the school's responsibility for nurturing types of giftedness other than verbal or semantic.
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