1st Edition
Education of the Gifted in Europe
The findings of the workshop, part of the program of the Council for Cultural Cooperation of the Council of Europe, is designed to provide information that the ministries of education in the several member states can use to prepare policy decisions. Reviews the research on gifted children and adoles
Foreword
Editors’ Preface
General Introduction; From Conception to realization
Final Report
Can early reading lead to academic prowess?
Recent developments for the highly able in Britain
Giftedness research and education of the gifted and talented in Germany
Intellectually and educationally advanced children: A few theoretical and practical indicators of the situation in Switzerland and France
Problems of the education of gifted children in the countries of Middle East Europe
Concepts of giftedness, and research into the education of gifted children in the Netherlands
Inanc Lycee- A provision for the intellectually gifted children of economically disadvantaged families
Organization model of the selection, education and development of creative abilities of gifted children in Azerbaijan
Research on the gifted in Italy
Gifted Girls: A case of wasted talent?
Gifted children: Research and education in Spain
Mathematical giftedness- Some questions to be answered
The educational system of gifted and talented people in Romania
The research on talent in Slovakia
Programmes for highly able children in Austria
Different pupils- different teaching
Research on and education of the gifted youth in Yugoslavia
A new era in Education: England and Wales in the 1990’s
Measuring divergent abilities
Gifted children: Research and education in France
Teaching gifted children and adolescents, and related research in Finland
Managing education for talent development
Literature on giftedness; Where to search, what to expect
List of Participants
Biography
H.W. Boxtel, M.W. Katzko, F.J. Monks