A GLIMPSE INTO SERVICES FOR THE GIFTED/TALENTED IN WESTERN AND EASTERN CULTURES

doi>10.24250/jpe/2/2021/YP

Authors

  • Yanhui PANG Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Keywords:

gifted diagnosis; available gifted programs; challenges; and future recommendations

Abstract

In this study the evolution of the gifted and talented education was
explored, followed by a discussion of disparity between the
western and eastern culture in terms of perceptions of the
gifted and talented, diagnosis of the gifted and talented,
curriculum options, and service delivery models in these two
cultures. Disparity in gifted education between rural and
urban areas in China was also discussed in this paper.
Recommendations about how to properly serve the gifted and
talented were provided.

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2021-10-26