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Choose a Topic for Discussion on 15th April

08/04/2012 peterlydon Uncategorized 0

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Suggest a topic for #gtie Chat on Gifted from Ireland for Sunday 15th April at 9pm.

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And the topic is: Role Models for Gifted Children
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