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Talent

An ancient Greek unit of weight approximately equivalent to 25.86 or 37.8 kilograms, depending on the region.
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Drawing upon research recently published by Talented Learning in the LMS Almanac: Corporate Edition (now available for download at the Talented Learning website), this webinar is designed to help participants find the ideal implementation partner from a field of more than 700 LMS vendors.
Talented Learning Lead Analyst John Leh Shares Keys to LMS Implementation Success in Live Webinar
Conducting scientifically based research and providing technical assistance on methods and techniques for identifying and teaching gifted and talented students and for using these programs and methods to serve all students,Carrying out professional development for personnel involved in the education of gifted and talented students,Making materials and services available through state regional education service centers, institutes of higher education, or other entities,Establishing and operating model projects using innovative strategies for serving gifted and talented students whose needs may not be met by more traditional programs.
United States : U.S. Department of Education Awards More Than $4 Million to Support Underrepresented Students in Gifted and Talented Programs
The TalentED Project, which will launch its pilot in October 2015, is an innovative technology-based solution, designed to increase the recruitment of high-potential, lower-income, first-generation college students.
UBS announces The TalentED Project for college success
Clr Kane may also like to know that on Thursday, March 19, yet more talented Kirklees musicians will be on the town hall stage, should he like to have more listening pleasure.
Losing our music
The Governor congratulated talented students for getting laptops on merit due to hard work.
Governor awards laptops to fata students
He distributed the certificates of merit among the talented and position holder students of FATA in different educational institutions across the country on the occasion.
Govt to ensure modern education facilities to youth: Governor KP
Faraji-Dana also complained of discrimination between talented people and sportsmen, with athletes receiving much greater financial rewards.
Minister: brain drain continues
Overall, inspectors said talented children in Wales perform worse than those in England and international comparators like Pisa suggest Wales has fewer high achievers than the world's top nations.
Schools 'could do more' to stretch brightest pupils
He said the first step would be identifying talented children whether at home, school or at any level, which must be done by families, teachers and all members of the society.
Nurture talented children,Dahi says
From March the education funding of specifically labelled gifted and talented children is to cease in its present form.
Is this another bright idea?
A CHESHIRE school is to welcome the most gifted and talented pupils from across the North West.
School to host region's gifted students
3 : fond of or talented in music <a musical family>
musical [1]

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