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This book looks beyond the predominant conceptual frameworks that dominate thinking about giftedness and talent. Leading thinkers in the field of gifted education question fundamental assumptions about high ability and probe the larger contexts that influence gifted education.
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This book looks beyond the predominant conceptual frameworks that dominate thinking about giftedness and talent. Leading thinkers in the field of gifted education question fundamental assumptions about high ability and probe the larger contexts that influence gifted education.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 244
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juni 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136674679
- Artikelnr.: 38268685
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 244
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juni 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136674679
- Artikelnr.: 38268685
Don Ambrose is professor of graduate education at Rider University, editor of the Roeper Review, and past chair of the Conceptual Foundations Division of the National Association for Gifted Children. He serves on the editorial boards of most of the major journals in the field of gifted education, and for several book series. He has published several books and numerous journal articles and book chapters. Robert J. Sternberg is Provost and Senior Vice President of Oklahoma State University, past Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Psychology at Tufts University, and past Director of Graduate Studies at Yale University. He is also Honorary Professor of Psychology at the University of Heidelberg, Germany. He is a former president of the American Psychological Association and the Eastern Psychological Association. He has won the E. Paul Torrance and Distinguished Scholar Awards from the National Association for Gifted Children. His 1000+ publications include over 70 books. Bharath Sriraman is Professor of Mathematics in the Department of Mathematical Sciences and also on the Faculty and Advisory Board of Central/SW Asian Studies at The University of Montana, where he occasionally offers courses on Indo-Iranian and Turkic studies and languages. He has published over 240+ journal articles, commentaries, book chapters, edited books and reviews in his areas of interest., and presented over 110 papers at international conferences, symposia and invited colloquiua.
Section 1. CLEARING AWAY CONCEPTUAL FOG IN THINKING ABOUT GIFTEDNESS AND
TALENT
Ch 1. Considering the Effects of Dogmatism on Giftedness and Talent
Development Don Ambrose, Robert J. Sternberg, & Bharath Sriraman Ch 2. You
Can't Teach an Old Dogmatist New Tricks: Dogmatism and Gifted Education
James Borland Ch 3. Dogmatism and Definitions of Giftedness, and Talent
LeoNora M. Cohen Ch 4. The Nature-Nurture Debate Regarding High Potential:
Beyond Dichotomous Thinking David Yun Dai Ch 5. Overcorrecting: Spinning
Out and Missing Many Jean Peterson Ch 6. Dogmatism, Policy, and Gifted
Students James J. Gallagher Ch 7. Equity Issues and Multiculturalism in the
Under-Representation of Black Students in Gifted Education: Dogmatism at
its Worst Donna Y. Ford
Section 2. SHORTSIGHTED, NARROWMINDED INDIVIDUALS AND DOGMATISM-SATURATED
CONTEXTS: THE WARPING OF BRIGHT MINDS
Ch 8. The Not-So-Invisible Hand of Economics and Its Impact on Conceptions
and Manifestations of High Ability Don Ambrose Ch 9. Dogmatism and the
Knowledge Industry: More Accurately Assessing the Work of Gifted Scholars
Bharath Sriraman Ch 10. Motivated Dogmatism and the High Ability Student
Jennifer Riedl Cross & Tracy L. Cross Ch 11. Facing Influences From
Dogmatic Contexts with Consciousness Work Diane Montgomery Ch 12. Dogmatic
Influences Suppressing Discovery and Development of Giftedness and Talent
in the Arabian Gulf and Middle Eastern Region Taisir Subhi Yamin & Don
Ambrose
Section 3. COMBATTING NARROW-MINDED, SHORTSIGHTED CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION,
AND RESEARCH
Ch 13. Curriculum and Dogmatism in Gifted Education Joyce VanTassel-Baska
Ch 14. Paralysis from Analysis: Arguing for a Break from Traditional High
School English Kathleen M. Pierce & Laurie R. Kash Ch 15. Loosening
Dogmatism by Using Disciplined Inquiry Laurence J. Coleman, Margie Spino, &
Charles Rop
Section 4. CONCLUDING THOUGHTS: PATTERNS IN THE ANALYSES OF DOGMATISM AND
GIFTEDNESS
Ch 16. Dogmatism and Giftedness: Major Themes Robert J. Sternberg
TALENT
Ch 1. Considering the Effects of Dogmatism on Giftedness and Talent
Development Don Ambrose, Robert J. Sternberg, & Bharath Sriraman Ch 2. You
Can't Teach an Old Dogmatist New Tricks: Dogmatism and Gifted Education
James Borland Ch 3. Dogmatism and Definitions of Giftedness, and Talent
LeoNora M. Cohen Ch 4. The Nature-Nurture Debate Regarding High Potential:
Beyond Dichotomous Thinking David Yun Dai Ch 5. Overcorrecting: Spinning
Out and Missing Many Jean Peterson Ch 6. Dogmatism, Policy, and Gifted
Students James J. Gallagher Ch 7. Equity Issues and Multiculturalism in the
Under-Representation of Black Students in Gifted Education: Dogmatism at
its Worst Donna Y. Ford
Section 2. SHORTSIGHTED, NARROWMINDED INDIVIDUALS AND DOGMATISM-SATURATED
CONTEXTS: THE WARPING OF BRIGHT MINDS
Ch 8. The Not-So-Invisible Hand of Economics and Its Impact on Conceptions
and Manifestations of High Ability Don Ambrose Ch 9. Dogmatism and the
Knowledge Industry: More Accurately Assessing the Work of Gifted Scholars
Bharath Sriraman Ch 10. Motivated Dogmatism and the High Ability Student
Jennifer Riedl Cross & Tracy L. Cross Ch 11. Facing Influences From
Dogmatic Contexts with Consciousness Work Diane Montgomery Ch 12. Dogmatic
Influences Suppressing Discovery and Development of Giftedness and Talent
in the Arabian Gulf and Middle Eastern Region Taisir Subhi Yamin & Don
Ambrose
Section 3. COMBATTING NARROW-MINDED, SHORTSIGHTED CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION,
AND RESEARCH
Ch 13. Curriculum and Dogmatism in Gifted Education Joyce VanTassel-Baska
Ch 14. Paralysis from Analysis: Arguing for a Break from Traditional High
School English Kathleen M. Pierce & Laurie R. Kash Ch 15. Loosening
Dogmatism by Using Disciplined Inquiry Laurence J. Coleman, Margie Spino, &
Charles Rop
Section 4. CONCLUDING THOUGHTS: PATTERNS IN THE ANALYSES OF DOGMATISM AND
GIFTEDNESS
Ch 16. Dogmatism and Giftedness: Major Themes Robert J. Sternberg
Section 1. CLEARING AWAY CONCEPTUAL FOG IN THINKING ABOUT GIFTEDNESS AND
TALENT
Ch 1. Considering the Effects of Dogmatism on Giftedness and Talent
Development Don Ambrose, Robert J. Sternberg, & Bharath Sriraman Ch 2. You
Can't Teach an Old Dogmatist New Tricks: Dogmatism and Gifted Education
James Borland Ch 3. Dogmatism and Definitions of Giftedness, and Talent
LeoNora M. Cohen Ch 4. The Nature-Nurture Debate Regarding High Potential:
Beyond Dichotomous Thinking David Yun Dai Ch 5. Overcorrecting: Spinning
Out and Missing Many Jean Peterson Ch 6. Dogmatism, Policy, and Gifted
Students James J. Gallagher Ch 7. Equity Issues and Multiculturalism in the
Under-Representation of Black Students in Gifted Education: Dogmatism at
its Worst Donna Y. Ford
Section 2. SHORTSIGHTED, NARROWMINDED INDIVIDUALS AND DOGMATISM-SATURATED
CONTEXTS: THE WARPING OF BRIGHT MINDS
Ch 8. The Not-So-Invisible Hand of Economics and Its Impact on Conceptions
and Manifestations of High Ability Don Ambrose Ch 9. Dogmatism and the
Knowledge Industry: More Accurately Assessing the Work of Gifted Scholars
Bharath Sriraman Ch 10. Motivated Dogmatism and the High Ability Student
Jennifer Riedl Cross & Tracy L. Cross Ch 11. Facing Influences From
Dogmatic Contexts with Consciousness Work Diane Montgomery Ch 12. Dogmatic
Influences Suppressing Discovery and Development of Giftedness and Talent
in the Arabian Gulf and Middle Eastern Region Taisir Subhi Yamin & Don
Ambrose
Section 3. COMBATTING NARROW-MINDED, SHORTSIGHTED CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION,
AND RESEARCH
Ch 13. Curriculum and Dogmatism in Gifted Education Joyce VanTassel-Baska
Ch 14. Paralysis from Analysis: Arguing for a Break from Traditional High
School English Kathleen M. Pierce & Laurie R. Kash Ch 15. Loosening
Dogmatism by Using Disciplined Inquiry Laurence J. Coleman, Margie Spino, &
Charles Rop
Section 4. CONCLUDING THOUGHTS: PATTERNS IN THE ANALYSES OF DOGMATISM AND
GIFTEDNESS
Ch 16. Dogmatism and Giftedness: Major Themes Robert J. Sternberg
TALENT
Ch 1. Considering the Effects of Dogmatism on Giftedness and Talent
Development Don Ambrose, Robert J. Sternberg, & Bharath Sriraman Ch 2. You
Can't Teach an Old Dogmatist New Tricks: Dogmatism and Gifted Education
James Borland Ch 3. Dogmatism and Definitions of Giftedness, and Talent
LeoNora M. Cohen Ch 4. The Nature-Nurture Debate Regarding High Potential:
Beyond Dichotomous Thinking David Yun Dai Ch 5. Overcorrecting: Spinning
Out and Missing Many Jean Peterson Ch 6. Dogmatism, Policy, and Gifted
Students James J. Gallagher Ch 7. Equity Issues and Multiculturalism in the
Under-Representation of Black Students in Gifted Education: Dogmatism at
its Worst Donna Y. Ford
Section 2. SHORTSIGHTED, NARROWMINDED INDIVIDUALS AND DOGMATISM-SATURATED
CONTEXTS: THE WARPING OF BRIGHT MINDS
Ch 8. The Not-So-Invisible Hand of Economics and Its Impact on Conceptions
and Manifestations of High Ability Don Ambrose Ch 9. Dogmatism and the
Knowledge Industry: More Accurately Assessing the Work of Gifted Scholars
Bharath Sriraman Ch 10. Motivated Dogmatism and the High Ability Student
Jennifer Riedl Cross & Tracy L. Cross Ch 11. Facing Influences From
Dogmatic Contexts with Consciousness Work Diane Montgomery Ch 12. Dogmatic
Influences Suppressing Discovery and Development of Giftedness and Talent
in the Arabian Gulf and Middle Eastern Region Taisir Subhi Yamin & Don
Ambrose
Section 3. COMBATTING NARROW-MINDED, SHORTSIGHTED CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION,
AND RESEARCH
Ch 13. Curriculum and Dogmatism in Gifted Education Joyce VanTassel-Baska
Ch 14. Paralysis from Analysis: Arguing for a Break from Traditional High
School English Kathleen M. Pierce & Laurie R. Kash Ch 15. Loosening
Dogmatism by Using Disciplined Inquiry Laurence J. Coleman, Margie Spino, &
Charles Rop
Section 4. CONCLUDING THOUGHTS: PATTERNS IN THE ANALYSES OF DOGMATISM AND
GIFTEDNESS
Ch 16. Dogmatism and Giftedness: Major Themes Robert J. Sternberg