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Maurice D. Fisher, Ph.D., is the publisher
of Gifted Education Press and Gifted
Education Press Quarterly. He obtained his
doctorate from the University of Virginia in
Educational Psychology and Gifted Education.
His email address is mfisher345@
comcast.net.
Michael E. Walters, Ed.D., is a professor
of history and literature at Touro College in
New York City. He has a doctorate in Educational
Curriculum from the University of
Virginia. Numerous books and articles by
Dr. Walters have been published by Gifted
Education Press.
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