Gifted education, or more specifically the gifted label, needs clarification. Labeling students as gifted leads to preconceived beliefs and ideas about students and their overall abilities. The purpose of this study was to acquire insight into how gifted students are perceived in order to better understand and meet the needs of gifted students. Through a qualitative approach, interviews were conducted with teachers and administrators regarding their perceptions surrounding the characteristics, identification process, and needs of gifted students. Results yielded consistencies and discrepancies in the perception of gifted education, ranging from student behaviors, identification of students, and perceived understanding of the term gifted. Fi...
Gifted education programs are designed to meet the needs of students who have demonstrated a need fo...
Gifted students continue to struggle in class because they are restricted to learning the standard c...
Gifted students continue to struggle in class because they are restricted to learning the standard c...
Gifted education, or more specifically the gifted label, needs clarification. Labeling students as g...
In this qualitative study, I examine the students’ interpretations of the effects of being labelled ...
© 2016 Dr. Giuseppe Franco SantoroCatering for gifted students in the classroom context is emerging ...
The education system has been under constant construction. What will make our students successful ha...
In the world of gifted education, educators must first find students who qualify for gifted services...
grantor: University of TorontoIn this qualitative study, I consider the effect of gifted i...
grantor: University of TorontoIn this qualitative study, I consider the effect of gifted i...
The gifted child has been referred to as--superior, genius, and brilliant. The child who falls into...
Abstract The concept of giftedness has evolved significantly over time. Today, it still lacks a sing...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Gifted education programs are designed to meet the needs of students who have demonstrated a need fo...
Gifted students continue to struggle in class because they are restricted to learning the standard c...
Gifted students continue to struggle in class because they are restricted to learning the standard c...
Gifted education, or more specifically the gifted label, needs clarification. Labeling students as g...
In this qualitative study, I examine the students’ interpretations of the effects of being labelled ...
© 2016 Dr. Giuseppe Franco SantoroCatering for gifted students in the classroom context is emerging ...
The education system has been under constant construction. What will make our students successful ha...
In the world of gifted education, educators must first find students who qualify for gifted services...
grantor: University of TorontoIn this qualitative study, I consider the effect of gifted i...
grantor: University of TorontoIn this qualitative study, I consider the effect of gifted i...
The gifted child has been referred to as--superior, genius, and brilliant. The child who falls into...
Abstract The concept of giftedness has evolved significantly over time. Today, it still lacks a sing...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Approximately 6% of students enrolled in schools in the United States, grades K-12, are classified a...
Gifted education programs are designed to meet the needs of students who have demonstrated a need fo...
Gifted students continue to struggle in class because they are restricted to learning the standard c...
Gifted students continue to struggle in class because they are restricted to learning the standard c...