Saturday, May 06, 2006

Classroom Problems with Gifted/Creative Children

Creative Trait : Theoretical and abstract
Classroom Problem: Ignores stressed data in assignments. Hands in "unneat" work.

Creative Trait : Independent, Inventive (non-conforming)
Classroom Problem: Resists teacher chosen assignments far beyond requirements to the exclusion of others.

Creative Trait : Sensitive
Classroom Problem: Withdraws because of strong goal orientation, peer group criticism and rejection.

Creative Trait : Alert, Eager
Classroom Problem: Resents periods of classroom inactivity.

Creative Trait : Intuitive
Classroom Problem: Seeing conclusions without displaying knowledge of sequential concepts.

Creative Trait : Daydreaming (as concentrated periods of thinking)
Classroom Problem: Inattentive to teacher's or classmates' comments and class discussions.

Creative Trait : Aesthetically oriented
Classroom Problem: Resists participation of active team sports.

Resource: From a paper by Marcella R. Bonsall (attached to the Division of Research and Guidance in Los Angeles, Calif.)

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Of every 100 children, at least two can be classified as outstandingly high in intellectual, creative or social ability. Giftedness knows not creed, colour or class.

The gifted learn quickly. As infants, gifted children pass the early milestones rapidly, talking early and learning to read before starting school. They have a thirst for knowledge of unusual subjects, and ask questions with insatiable curiosity.

These children are tomorrow’s leaders, scientists, artists, musicians and managing directors; their potential represents
a national asset we cannot waste. We should take action to ensure that these national assets are identified and developed.

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