Perhaps I am even more naiive than previously believed, but I find it hard to believe that there's not just an off-the-shelf dataset for the current state of gifted programs around the country. There's like a zillion Ph.Ds and Ed.D's out there, seems like it should just be a readily available dataset with a few thousand citations already.
Is there at least a complete list of all public schools that exist and what district they're part of? Seems like at least that data set should exist.
I'm not totally convinced that the template you linked to is the kind of thing that makes sense to use.
What is your opinion on American boarding schools (Exeter, Andover, etc.)? Do educational programs for gifted/elite students benefit from having a residential component?
Perhaps I am even more naiive than previously believed, but I find it hard to believe that there's not just an off-the-shelf dataset for the current state of gifted programs around the country. There's like a zillion Ph.Ds and Ed.D's out there, seems like it should just be a readily available dataset with a few thousand citations already.
Is there at least a complete list of all public schools that exist and what district they're part of? Seems like at least that data set should exist.
I'm not totally convinced that the template you linked to is the kind of thing that makes sense to use.
What is your opinion on American boarding schools (Exeter, Andover, etc.)? Do educational programs for gifted/elite students benefit from having a residential component?