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piesebel

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Describe five ways in which gifted students learn differently from their peers.

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Reply #1 on: Feb 20, 2019

Gifted students:
a. learn new material more quickly
b. have a better ability to remember what they have learned
c. have ability for abstract or complex thinking
d. become focused of specific topics
e. can take in many stimuli at once.



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