Sentence examples for general gifted from inspiring English sources

"It shouldn't be a general gifted program," said Ms. Raphaelson, adding that she hoped the proposed curriculum would suit a wide range of students.

The 5 creative behaviours have few relationships with gender, gifted education experiences, and parent education, but many relationships with mathematics affects and general gifted behaviours.

This study aims to identify key creative behaviours in mathematics and to investigate the relationships of the identified behaviours with mathematics achievements, demographics, mathematics affects, and general gifted behaviours.

Gentle, generous, gifted, loquacious.

A gifted general and administrator, he eventually became the most powerful official in the empire, but his insatiable greed and ambition ultimately resulted in his downfall.

With former Lakers star Jerry West maturing into one of the most gifted general managers in the league, the team won an NBA championship in Buss' first season.

Generous friend, gifted teacher.

She busts myths, too: "any dual-language program is automatically better than all general education programs"; "gifted-and-talented programs are best of all"; "free-lunch eligible numbers tell the whole story".

By 221, with the help of espionage, extensive bribery, and the ruthlessly effective leadership of gifted generals, Zheng had eliminated one by one the remaining six rival states that constituted China at that time, and the annexation of the last enemy state, Qi, in 221 marked his final triumph: for the first time China was united, under the supreme rule of the Qin.

Coupling the VSTM findings to the low percentage of children with a deficit in the case series analysis, VSTM does not seem to be a general weakness in all gifted children with literacy difficulties.

Mr. Crist, a state senator and education commissioner before he was elected attorney general in 2002, is a gifted campaigner who will stump with Governor Bush at his side and probably raise a lot of money in the process.