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Smart Kids: How Academic Talents Are Developed & Nurtured in America

There are many theories circulating about how to reform our educational system. One organization, which has a proven track record in this field, is the Center for Talented Youth at The Johns Hopkins University. The material presented here is of interest to educators, as well as parents of both preschool and school children, and should be required reading for school administrators and education policy makers at all levels. Its unconventional approach to reforming American education also provides insights for foreign educators and social scientists interested in comparing educational systems.
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