Perception of the Gifted Science Students' Mothers on Giftedness

the impact of morphological awareness on the vocabulary development of the iranian efl students

this study investigated the impact of explicit instruction of morphemic analysis and synthesis on the vocabulary development of the students. the participants were 90 junior high school students divided into two experimental groups and one control group. morphological awareness techniques (analysis/synthesis) and conventional techniques were used to teach vocabulary in the experimental groups a...

Rethinking Giftedness and Gifted Education: A Proposed Direction Forward Based on Psychological Science.

For nearly a century, scholars have sought to understand, measure, and explain giftedness. Succeeding theories and empirical investigations have often built on earlier work, complementing or sometimes clashing over conceptions of talent or contesting the mechanisms of talent development. Some have even suggested that giftedness itself is a misnomer, mistaken for the results of endless practice ...

students perception of computerized toefl test

تحقیق حاضر به بررسی درک دانشجویان از مزایا و معایب آزمون های کامپیوتری تافل و تاثیر جنسیت بر درک آنها پرداخته است. شرکت کنندگان در این تحقیق 100 نفرزبان آموز مرد و زن بودند که در آزمون کامپیوتری تافل در ایران شرکت کرده بودند. پرسشنامه یی که در مورد مزایا و معایب آزمون های کامپیوتری در مقایسه با آزمون های کاغذی توسط محقق تهیه شده بود جهت تکمیل به این افراد ارایه شد. داده های بدست آمده در این مطا...

the effect of learning strategies on the speaking ability of iranian students in the context of language institutes

the effect of learning strategies on the speaking ability of iranian students in the context of language institutes abstract language learning strategies are of the most important factors that help language learners to learn a foreign language and how they can deal with the four language skills specifically speaking skill effectively. acknowledging the great impact of learning strategies...

Giftedness and gifted education: the need for a paradigm change