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Giftedness models

Giftedness models

Giftedness models

Every scientist conducting research in the field of giftedness uses a model to describe or explain giftedness. In more recent models, the central cognitive component in the definitions is increasingly shifting towards a more complex understanding of giftedness.


  • Introduction to Giftedness Models
    This introductory segment delves into the models proposed by Renzulli, Mönks, Gagné, Project TALENT, and Jan Kuipers.
  • Deep Dive into Giftedness Models
    Within this module, we delve deeper into the constructs of Renzulli and Gagné's models, while also examining those put forth by Heller, Gardner, and Sternberg.
  • Models for Coaching Gifted Adults
    Theoretical frameworks such as the Delphi model and Dabrowski's Theory of Positive Disintegration offer guidance for coaching gifted adults.
  • Historical Overview of Giftedness and Intelligence Research
    Research on intelligence and giftedness is a relatively young discipline. In this knowledge module, we provide an overview of how research has evolved.



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