Gifted & Creative Children
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In the context of inclusive education, which of the following approaches is considered most authentic for identifying 'gifted children' who fall under the category of 'exceptional children'?
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In inclusive education, gifted children cannot be identified solely on the basis of traditional IQ tests. Gifted children possess exceptional creativity, leadership skills, and unique abilities alongside high intellectual capacity.
Key Reasons:
- Multidimensional Assessment: Combines IQ tests with creativity tests (like the Torrance Tests) and academic achievement.
- Holistic Evaluation: Incorporates subjective assessments like teacher and parent rating scales (Teacher Rating Scales) for accurate identification.
Therefore, a multi-faceted approach is considered the most authentic and scientific method for identifying gifted learners.
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