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1. An Interview with Giuseppe Corrente on Interest in Gifted Children and Gifted Education, and the Needs of the Gifted, Highly Gifted, Exceptionally Gifted, and Profoundly Gifted (Part Two).

Author

Jacobsen, Scott Douglas

Subjects
*GIFTED children, *SCIENCE teachers, *HIGH technology, *SCIENTIFIC computing, *COLLEGE teachers
Abstract

Dr. Giuseppe Corrente is a Computer Science teacher at Torino University. He earned a Ph.D. in Science and High Technology -- Computer Science in 2013 at Torino University. He has contributed to the World Intelligence Network's publication Phenomenon. He discusses: interest in giftedness and the developmental trajectory of the gifted child compared to the non-gifted child; traumatic upbringing as an influence on the personal perspective of the needs of the gifted; recognized levels and labels of gifted children; differential needs of gifted children of different levels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

2. Conversation with Dr. Giuseppe Corrente on the Mafia and the Vatican: Computer Science Teacher, Torino University (8).

Author

Jacobsen, Scott Douglas

Subjects
*SCIENCE teachers, *SCIENTIFIC computing, *COLLEGE teachers, *HIGH technology, *CONVERSATION
Abstract

Dr. Giuseppe Corrente is a Computer Science teacher at Torino University. He earned a Ph.D. in Science and High Technology – Computer Science in 2013 at Torino University. He has contributed to the World Intelligence Network’s publication Phenomenon. He discusses: the Mafia and the Vatican; the origin of the mafia in Italy; mobbing-bossing; the Mafia offshoots; the great companies; the Mafia attractive to some Italians; the benefits of joining of the Mafia; southern Italy; and conclusion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

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