2002
DOI: 10.1080/13598130220132307
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Effects of a Teacher Training Workshop on Creativity, Cognition, and School Achievement in Gifted and Non-gifted Second-grade Students in Lima, Peru

Abstract: Enrichment for the gifted in the regular classroom was studied with a teacher training workshop developed for the purposes of this study. Participants were 231 second-graders of Lima public schools (in Peru). The instruments used, TCT-DP and the CogAt test, wererst culturally adapted to the Lima context. Results reveal a signi cant ability 3 time interaction in gural-creative performance and a condition 3 time signi cant interaction effect. Also, analysis of school achievement showed an ability 3 time interact… Show more

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“…Many authors on gifted education believe that it is possible to teach gifted children adequately in the regular classroom (Blumen-Pardo, 2002;Bonner, 2000;Kearney, 1996;Rizza & Gentry, 2001). Others agree in principle, but advocate separate teaching for part of the time (Freeman, 2002;Land, 1989;Sisk in Seevers & Shaughnessy, 2003).…”
Section: Inclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Many authors on gifted education believe that it is possible to teach gifted children adequately in the regular classroom (Blumen-Pardo, 2002;Bonner, 2000;Kearney, 1996;Rizza & Gentry, 2001). Others agree in principle, but advocate separate teaching for part of the time (Freeman, 2002;Land, 1989;Sisk in Seevers & Shaughnessy, 2003).…”
Section: Inclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The individual needs of the gifted can be attended to only if teachers are well trained in understanding the affective needs of gifted learners and in addition, how particular cultures value giftedness (Blumen-Pardo, 2002;Toll, 2000). Inattention to teacher training "along with prejudice, may mean that a gifted child is overlooked because he or she is from a poor family ... or misbehaves constantly -though studies show there are as many gifted children in poor families as in rich ones" (Carpenter, 2001:4).…”
Section: Teachers Of the Disadvantaged Giftedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The majority of authors on gifted education agree in principle that adequate provision can be made for the gifted child in the regular classroom (Ainscow, 2000;Blumen-Pardo, 2002;Maker 1986) while a number feel that gifted learners should be taught separately for at least part of the time (Sisk in Seevers & Shaughnessy, 2003; Torrance in US News & World Report, 1980).…”
Section: Teaching Gifted Learners In Regular Classroomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Achados de pesquisas envolvendo efeitos de intervenções em criatividade com alunos têm revelado ganhos no rendimento dos participantes (Blumen-Pardo, 2002: Dias, Enumo, & Azevedo Júnior, 2004Neves-Pereira, 1996;Wechsler, 1987). Wechsler (1985) ressalta que esses resultados são de grande relevância para a educação, pois indicam que as técnicas criativas devem ser aplicadas imediatamente na escola, adaptadas ao conteúdo de cada disciplina, pois estimulam a habilidade criativa e aumentam as notas escolares, a participação do aluno em sala de aula e a motivação escolar.…”
Section: Criatividade E Rendimento Escolarunclassified
“…Nessa direção, diversos programas de treinamento em criatividade foram elaborados nos últimos 40 anos, muitos deles voltados para o contexto educacional (Alencar, 1975;Alencar, Fleith, & Rodrigues, 1990;Alencar, Fleith, Shimabukuro, & Nobre 1987;Alfonso-Benlliure, Meléndez, García-Ballesteros, 2013;Baer, 1996;Blumen-Pardo, 2002;Clapham, 1997;Dow & Mayer, 2004;Fadel, 2010;Fleith, 1990;Fleith & Alencar, 1992;Garaibordobil, 2006;Haley, 1984;Wechsler, 1987). Diversas técnicas e materiais instrucionais foram desenvolvidos para facilitar a expressão da criatividade em sala de aula.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified