Creative Educational Practices for Inclusion of Gifted Children

  • Piske F
  • Stoltz T
  • Machado J
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Abstract

Inclusion of gifted students depends on several aspects to happen in the school context, and one of the most important aspects to include these children at school is creative educational practices. Teaching with art is a good possibility to make children feel motivated to attend school. In the school context, the inclusion of these children could mean an important progress for science in various fields of knowledge. But many schools are still not prepared to attend gifted, and without even realizing it, they have exclusive and discouraging educational practices for attending these students. In this sense, this research aims to emphasize the importance of good teacher training for developing creativity of gifted students at school. The method of this research was based on a study of national and international bibliographic researches focused on the area of High Abilities /Giftedness, inclusive education and Creativity. It is concluded that the inclusion of gifted students depends on a good teacher work developing creativity during their classes. The teacher as a prin- cipal mediator of the teaching-learning process should provide creative educational practices em- phasizing artistic activities such as painting, drawings, theater among other practices for attend- ing gifted children. Only in this way can these students develop their curiosity and desire to attend classes at school. Keywords

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Piske, F. H. R., Stoltz, T., & Machado, J. (2014). Creative Educational Practices for Inclusion of Gifted Children. Creative Education, 05(10), 803–808. https://doi.org/10.4236/ce.2014.510093

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