I do not follow the comments of the gentleman from Wisconsin because it seems to me perfectly plausible that a poor and educationally disadvantaged child could also be gifted and talented.
Frank Riggs: “I do not follow the comments of the gentleman from Wisconsin because it seems to me perfectly plausible that a poor and…”
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Discussing the inclusion of disadvantaged children in gifted and talented educational programs.
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