From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe

Gifted Education Efforts in the World Community

 

The book is out of print.

Synopsis

The book deals with gifted/talented education in the world community. It briefly traces the history of gifted/talented education, and it explores gifted education in the developing countries, the beleaguered countries of Israel, Taiwan, and South Africa, the Marxist countries, and the developed countries of Europe, North America, Asia, and the South Pacific.

Review

In this thoroughly researched and well-presented study of gifted education programs, Mitchell and Williams provide comparative information, in an organized and articulate manner, about programs and resources devoted to the schooling of the brightest and most talented. It is a timely and needed report. -Russ S. Hubbard

Author

Unknown author.

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