Gifted Child Quarterly · 2007 · 120 citations · 46 references
EducationEducational PsychologyGifted EducationGoal SettingTalent AcquisitionCharacteristics Of Gifted LearnersGifted Education CurriculumSkill DevelopmentTalent DevelopmentTalent Development PsychologyTalent IdentificationGifted IndividualsLife GoalsTalent Development Curriculum
The commandments are grounded in the Differentiated Model of Giftedness and Talent and address identification procedures, intervention modalities, and realistic expectations for K‑12 talent development. The article presents ten commandments to guide professionals in developing academic talent among K‑12 students. The authors structure the guidance as ten positively framed commandments, each with detailed explanations.
This article describes a set of 10 positively stated commandments designed to guide professionals responsible for the academic talent development of K-12 students. The first four target identification procedures, the “who” of talent development; they ensue directly from the conceptual framework of my Differentiated Model of Giftedness and Talent. The next five pertain to intervention modalities, the “how” of talent development. The last one stands alone as a reminder of the need for realistic expectations and alternative life goals. Each of them includes detailed explanations aimed at clarifying its exact meaning as well as the reasons for its inclusion in that list.
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