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A 4 page annotated bibliography (no paper itself is offered), which gives the bibliographical data and a short paragraph detailing the characteristics of each reference. The subject is the life and work of architect/artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
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using this paper properly! Fiedler, E. D. & Lange, R. E. (1994). Ability grouping: Geared for the gifted.
Education Digest, 59 (5), 52-55. This journal article details the research of Fiedler and Lange (1994), which focuses specifically on the needs of the gifted student, and whether or
not ability grouping in public schools is beneficial to this demographic group. The main premise of this research team was that a public education should ideally provide the optimal learning
experience for all students. The discussion portion of this article was particularly persuasive in its argument that gifted students benefit from working with other students who are gifted.
The clear indication of the research data was that these students do best at nurturing their gifts when they have the opportunity to judge their performance against those of
similar ability. Therefore, "tracking," that is the practice of grouping children by ability is beneficial to the gifted child because it offers the challenge that is inherent in working with
fellow students who have roughly the same academic aptitude. Gari, A., Kalantzi-Azizi, A. & Mylonas, K. (2000). Adaptation and Motivation of Greek Gifted Pupils: exploring some influences of primary
schooling. High Ability Studies, 11 (1), 55-68. This study was extremely helpful in comprehending the complexity of this topic. Fiedler and Lange made the topic appear almost simplistic,
to the point that this writer thought, "yes, of course, students should be tracked by ability - it just makes sense." But then, one reads the research conducted by Gari,
et al, and it is clear that this topic is not so straight-forward after all. This research team conducted a fascinating study in which they explored the relationship between
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