The New Educational Review · 2015 · 10 citations · 4 references
EducationEducational AssessmentEducational MeasurementCreativityGifted EducationIndividual DifferencesCharacteristics Of Gifted LearnersCreative PerformanceCreativity AssessmentCreativity DevelopmentIndividual CreativityIntelligence AssessmentCreative Thinking DevelopmentCreativity ScoringEducational Creativity AssessmentGifted IndividualsGiftedness IdentificationStudent Creativity
An overview of the literature on gifted students suggests that students can be gifted by showing intelligence and/or creative abilities Whether teachers are able to recognize intelligent and/or creative students is a matter of being skilled and can have a tremendous impact on students' course of education In out study, we included students of Slovenian primary schools who were either recognized as gifted or non-gifted by their teachers To find out what differences occur in the creativity levels of gifted and non-gifted students, their creativity levels were recorded using the LV1Test, measuring their artistic-creative and artistic-appreciative abilities Data analysis reveals that the gifted students were more successful in gaining a higher average score on the test, as well as the majority of individual items in the test
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Creativity and Sex Differences*
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