PubMed · 5061681
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R Martinson, D Hermanson, G Banks. 1972. An independent study-seminar program for the gifted.. https://doi.org/10.1177/001440297203800510
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The following paper is an analysis of 27 consecutive referrals of children, thirteen boys and fourteen girls, in one health district, for assessment on the grounds of possible giftedness, with a view to early placement in a state-maintained school or nursery school. The assessments were made using the Ruth Griffiths scales of mental development.