Acceleration, rythms and school trajectory: developing acamemic talent

Authors

  • Zenita C. Guenther

Keywords:

Acceleration, Rythms, School trajectory.

Abstract

The distribution of the school work into a serial sequence of interlocked years install negative conditions to learning, and everyday living, for students with intellectual ability and level of achievement higher than their peer group. Acceleration is a way to advance these students through school curriculum is less time than required, without submitting them to the minimum age limits established by school systems. The big conundrum is that although it is one of the most studied themes is both, Education and Gifted Education, the results of such research do not have an impact in the educational practice, still marked by strong resistance within the school milieu. This article discuss acceleration as a measure to develop academic talent, also the expression of intelligence as an ability domain most and perhaps better studied, in the area of giftedness and talent.

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Guenther, Z. C. (2009). Acceleration, rythms and school trajectory: developing acamemic talent. Special Education Magazine, 22(35). Retrieved from https://periodicos.ufsm.br/educacaoespecial/article/view/810