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In 2006 a novel approach to talent support was promoted by several talent support programmes in Hungary. The new idea was a network approach. The nationwide network of so-called TalentPoints and its framework, the Hungarian Genius Program, gained substantial European Union funding in 2009, and today it is growing rapidly. A novel concept of talent...
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... the frame of the Genius Program, in the last 4 years more than 600 TalentPoints were established to help talented students recognize and develop their abilities ( Figure 1). Such TalentPoints are nurseries, schools and universities, but may also be chess clubs, soc- cer teams, carpentry shops and even penitentiaries. ...
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