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Multiple Intelligences, Educational Reform, and A Successful Career By Wu-Tien Wu Paper presented at the AERA 2003 Annual Meeting, Chicago, USA, April 21-25. Also published in 2004 at Teachers College Record 106, 182-193. Parent-Child Interaction When Babies Have Down Syndrome: The Perceptions of Taiwanese Mothers (PDF) By Jeanette A. McCollum and Yu-Jun Chen Infants & Young Children, 2003, Volume 16, Number 1, pp. 22-32. Available within International Society on Early Intervention Culture and Special Education in Taiwan (PDF) By Ya-Shu Kang · David Lovett · Kathryn Haring Teaching Exceptional Children, VOL.34 NO.5 MAY/JUNE2002 Available within Council for Exceptional Children Conception and Appraisal of Personal Intelligence By Wu-Tien Wu Paper presented at the 14th World Conference of the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children, Barcelona, Spain, July 31-August 4, 2001. Toward A Successful Career through Personal Intelligence: A Chinese Cultural Point of View By Wu-Tien Wu Keynote paper presented at the 5th Asia-Pacific Conference on Giftedness, New Delhi, India, September 1-5, 1998. Also published in 2000 in K. Maitra (Ed.). Toward excellence: Developing and nurturing giftedness and talent (pp.73-88). New Delhi, India: Mosaic Books. Vocational interests and career maturity of male high school students talented in math and science By Wu-Tien Wu Paper presented at the 45th Annual Convention of National Association for Gifted Children, Louisville, USA, Nov. 11-18, 1998. Also published in 2000 at Proceedings of National Science Council, ROC (D), 10:3, 126-132. A Follow-Up Study of Taiwan Physics and Chemistry Olympians: The Environmental Influences By Wu-Tien Wu and Jau D. Chen Originally published in 1999 in Chinese at Bulletin of Special Education (National Taiwan Normal University), 17, 315-341. Organization links (Taiwan) CIA World Factbook 2004, Taiwan Ministry of Education - Republic of China The E-government Entry Point of Taiwan Child Welfare Bureau, Department of Social Affairs, Ministry of the Interior Government Information Office |