RAD SA DAROVITOM DJECOM
WORKING WITH GIFTED CHILDREN
Author(s): Sanda MiloševićSubject(s): Social Sciences, Education, Sociology, Educational Psychology, Pedagogy
Published by: CENTAR MODERNIH ZNANJA
Keywords: gifted education; emotional development of the gifted; encouraging creative work;
Summary/Abstract: Talent-based education rests on an incessant supply of educational content within and outside institutional education. The main role in the inception of the program in any case lies with the teacher. The curriculum is generally suitable for working with average students, the basic problem is how to adapt it to the requirements and needs of the gifted. Gifted students require an exclusively individual approach at all stages of the teaching process, from planning to evaluation. Therefore, the role of the teacher is to provide the adroit student with the development of interests and provide access to richer, wider and enhanced content within their subject. Every child is special and all children should feel that way in our educational institutions. This includes recognizing and encouraging their talents. The acceptance of creativity by society as a normal and desirable property makes creative people circumvent resistance because they are different from others. General favorable conditions make a gifted individuals not only feel free to express their abilities and their creative needs, but they also act as a stimulus in a wider and deeper insight into various problems. Encouraging creative work and action is not only a significant problem in the work of schools but is an important issue for society as a whole. The promotion of talented students has recently been encouraged by various efforts and regulations in law. Educational work with gifted and talented students in the Republic of Srpska is organized in accordance with articles Articles 85, 86 and 87 of the Law on Primary Education of the Republic of Srpska. A team for supporting gifted and talented students is being formed at the school. The support team consists of: school teachers, professional associates and parents of students. The coordinator of the support team is usually a pedagogue or psychologist. The support team cooperates with the professional team of the school, promotes the importance of working with talented and gifted students, cooperates with representatives of educational institutions, non-governmental organizations and others who can provide support to gifted and talented students.
Journal: DRUŠTVENE DEVIJACIJE
- Issue Year: VI/2021
- Issue No: 6
- Page Range: 326-334
- Page Count: 9
- Language: Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian