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随着越来越多的研究提出新的方法来支持识别当前学校教育背景下所有学生的优势,资优教育领域正在发展。人才发展观是一种观点的转变,从长期以来的高认知能力的重要性的信念到面向领域的方法。一个领域的人才与另一个领域的人才不同,需要不同的途径来充分发挥潜力。这种模式的转变要求改变和挑战在资优教育根深蒂固的应用。由Paula Olszewski-Kubilius, Rena F. Subotnik和Frank C. Worrell编辑的《天才发展作为天才教育的框架》旨在解释天才发展的哲学。我特意提到了人才发展的哲学,因为第五章的作者斯坦博认为人才发展是一种哲学,而不是一项计划或服务。这本书是一个更实用的手册,而不是一个理论的从业者谁想要应用人才发展到他们的教学实践。这本书也是有用的任何人有兴趣保持在天才教育领域的当代观点的步伐。这本书已经引起了学者们的兴趣。例如,它在2019年获得了全国天才儿童协会(NAGC)颁发的当之无愧的奖项,以表彰其在天才教育方面出版的书籍的学术卓越,并且还获得了2019年德克萨斯州天才协会遗产图书奖的提名。正如作者在引言中所述,本书的目的是将人才发展的研究结果转化为学生和教育工作者的有效实践。读完这本书,你会发现编辑们达到了他们的目的。并从第一章开始为人才开发提供理论基础。这本书全面描述了人才发展计划及其组成部分。本文共分13章,阐述了人才发展模式的基本组成部分和主题。每章的格式,其中包括理论基础,研究,并在现实生活中的最佳应用,给书的力量。其中四章(第1章、第11章、第12章和第13章)实际上是由本书的编辑编写的,以提供对人才发展理念的更深入理解。第一章重点介绍了该模式的七个基本原则:
The field of gifted education is evolving, as a growing number of studies propose new ways to support identifying the strengths of all students in the current educational context of schools. The talent development view is a perspective shift from the long-standing belief in the importance of high cognitive abilities to a domain-oriented approach. Talents in a domain are different and require different paths to reach full potential than talents in another domain. This paradigm shift calls for changes and challenges in ingrained applications in gifted education. Talent Development as a Framework for Gifted Education, edited by Paula Olszewski-Kubilius, Rena F. Subotnik, and Frank C. Worrell, aims to explain the philosophy of talent development. I deliberately stated the philosophy of talent development because Stambaugh, the author of Chapter 5, considers talent development a philosophy rather than a program or a service. The book is a more practical manual than a theoretical one for practitioners who want to apply talent development to their teaching and learning practices. The book is also useful for anyone interested in keeping pace with contemporary views in the field of gifted education. The book has already attracted scholarly interest. For instance, it received a well-deserved award from The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) in 2019 in recognition of scholarly excellence in books published in gifted and talented education and was also a nominee for the Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented 2019 Legacy Book Award. The aim of the book, as stated by the authors in the introduction, is to translate study results on talent development into effective practices for students and educators. After reading the book, you can see that the editors reached their goals. Moreover, it provides a theoretical base of talent development starting from the first chapter. The book comprehensively describes the talent development program and its components. There are 13 chapters shedding light on the basic components and topics of the talent development model. The formatting of each chapter, which includes a theoretical base, research, and best applications in real life, gives strength to the book. Four of the chapters (Chapter 1, 11, 12, 13) are actually written by the book’s editors to provide a deeper understanding of the talent development philosophy. The first chapter highlights seven fundamental principles of this model: