What of the following is NOT an important characteristics of gifted children? |
Independent and conformist thinking. Preference for solitary academic activities for long periods. High level of intrinsic motivation and self-esteem. None of the above |
Independent and conformist thinking. |
The correct answer is Option 1: Independent and conformist thinking. Gifted children are typically known for their independent and original thinking, not conformist thinking. In fact, they often challenge norms, question authority, and prefer to think in unique or creative ways. "Each gifted student possesses different strengths, personalities and characteristics. Some important characteristics of gifted children are : • Advanced logical thinking, questioning and problem solving behaviour. • High speed in processing information. • Superior generalisation and discrimination ability. • Advanced level of original and creative thinking. • High level of intrinsic motivation and self-esteem. • Independent and non-conformist thinking. • Preference for solitary academic activities for long periods." |