Titlebook: Creatively Gifted Students are not like Other Gifted Students; Research, Theory, an Kyung Hee Kim,James C. Kaufman,Bharath Sriraman Book 20

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Outside the Lines,ing opportunities of visual modes of learning and expression is not the sole domain of the arts. Further, she argues that students do not need to have high artistic abilities to benefit from these opportunities.

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Nurturing Talent, Creativity, and Productive Giftedness,d artist is also considered one of the most productive artists, having created over 50,000 works. Considering his lifespan of 92 years, it can be estimated that he produced one and a half works a day not including vacation or time off from his work (Encyclopedia of World Biography, 2011).

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,But Isn’t Everyone Creative?,ness through divergent production testing, IQ testing, and the use of checklists. These methods are problematic, not only because of their doubtfulness as means of predicting creative production in adulthood, but also because of the difficulty of scoring and programming.

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Creativity from a Talent Development Perspective,Bronson and Merryman (2010), American creativity scores, once ever-rising, are now in a state of steady decline. They cite in their . article a study by Kyung Hee Kim (2011) at the College of William & Mary, who analyzed almost 300,000 scores on a popular creativity test—The Torrance Tests of Creati

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Conclusions,tant and specific needs of highly creative students. Their arguments, evidence, and advice cover a broad array of topics relating to those needs. This volume should be thought of as a reference work to be consulted regarding particular topics, and to that end, this Conclusion provides a brief summar

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Lokale Politik zur Umsetzung der AGENDA 21of creativity. These students may or may not have developed other talents and abilities, yet. Even when their abilities and talents are apparent, the needs of creatively gifted students may not be recognized by current gifted education programs.