R. Sternberg, O. Desmet, D. Ford, Marcia Gentry, T. C. Grantham, Sareh Karami
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The Legacy: Coming to Terms With the Origins and Development of the Gifted-Child Movement
ABSTRACT The field of gifted education, historically and contemporarily, is not well-known for being equitable for underrepresented students, specifically, Black, Hispanic, Native American, among others. In this article, we present a short history of gifted education with attention to key historical figures who have significantly shaped the field; their influence continues to impact theories and measurement to this very day. We share our reservations, along with 10 assumptions that we believe need to be countered. Given the long history of tension in the field regarding issues of racism, ethnocentrism, and classism, we offer perspectives for moving forward proactively and equitably.
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