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Compare theories of giftedness, intelligence, and creativity. |
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Use theories of giftedness, intelligence, and creativity for the identification and education of gifted students. |
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3
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Compare the approaches used for identifying gifted students based on scientific methods in terms of educational and psychological dimensions. |
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4
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Identify gifted students by using scientific methods. |
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5
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State the problems in identifying gifted students. |
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6
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Offer solutions to problems in identifying gifted students. |
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Bring innovations to the education of gifted students. |
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Develop both field-specific and interdisciplinary lesson plans tailored specific characteristics of gifted students. |
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Differentiate the curriculum for gifted students. |
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10
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Use teaching methods and techniques widely employed in the education of gifted students. |
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Develop teacher training for teachers of gifted students. |
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Identify the requirements of the education of gifted students, and design a draft in-service training program concerning these requirements. |
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Guide gifted students' parents about their children’s education and problems. |
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14
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Apply quantitative and qualitative research methods. |
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Design scientific research about solving problems related with the education of gifted students. |
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Analyze the data from education research utilizing suitable statistical methods. |
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Transfer knowledge and ability acquired during studies to work area. |
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Follow current topics, problems, and scientific developments about the education of gifted students. |
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Have scientific and ethical values and behave as per these values. |
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Plan an academic or professional career. |
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Cooperate between the education of gifted students discipline and other disciplines. |