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Texas has goals for gifted education students to demonstrate self-directed learning, thinking, research, and communication skills through innovative and creative products and performances advanced for their age. High school graduates in gifted programs will produce professional quality products and performances. Programs provide stimulating and challenging environments for gifted students through pull-out enrichment, cluster grouping, and additional special classes using researched instructional practices while collaborating with students, parents, and administrators.
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