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Worcester, Mass opens first special school for gifted children.
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Lewis Terman publishes the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Test
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LuLu Stedman established "opportunity room" within the University training School at University of California, Southern Branch
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Leta Hollingworth published "Gifted Children: Their Nature and Nurture"
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National Association of Gifted Children founded under Ann Isaacs
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Soviet Union Lauches Sputnik
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The Marland Report- first formal definiton of giftedness in a broad sense, including a wider understanding of gifted areas.
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Jacob Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act passed by Congress. Part of Reauthorization of ESEA
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NAGC publishes PK-12 Gifted Program Standards to guide gifted programs.
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NCLB reauthorized ESEA. Javits program included and expanded to offer competitive statewide grants. Definition of Gifted and Talented is modified.
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NAGS publishes Gifted Ed standards for Teacher training programs.
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PreK-12 Gifted Programming Standards revised
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NAGC Teacher preparation standards for Gifted Education revised.