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The Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act pertains to the education of gifted student. The law is characterized by all the following components EXCEPT ________.

▸ it is often under-funded or not funded at all

▸ it does not mandate states to provides special programs or services

▸ it provides fully funded programs for some gifted and talented students through IDEA

▸ it does not include guarantees or full protection for students who are gifted

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