EducationGiftedness: Creativity
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The system for identifying gifted and talented students tells us that highly productive people are characterized by three clusters of ability that overlap: above average ability, task commitment, and creativity. The focus of this specific flowchart is to begin to analyze your student's ability to be "creative." Be mindful that they do not have to have ALL characteristics to be gifted. Use this as a guide in aiding your decision to make a referral.

               
Is your student "fluent, flexible and original in their thought?"
YES
Has the student proven to be open to new experiences, receptive to things that may be new and different?
YES
Are they curious, speculative, adventurous, and "mentally playful"?
 
 



NO

NO

YES




 
Keep a look out! The potential is there!
NO
Are they willing to take risks in thought and action, even to the point of being uninhibited?
 
 



NO

YES





 
Is the student you have in mind sensitive to detail, aesthetic characteristics of ideas and things; willing to act on and react to external stimulation and one's own ideas and feelings?
 
 
 



YES






 
This child should definitely be considered for gifted! Start your process!