Problems of Gifted Students at King Abdullah II Schools for Distinction: Students Perspective

Mohammad Nayef Ayasreh and Abdallah Hussein El-Omari

International Journal of Education and Practice, 2016, vol. 4, issue 2, 55-70

Abstract: The study aims at recognizing the problems which gifted students at King Abdullah II Schools for Distinction (KASD) face. The study sample, 240 male and female students, is randomly selected out of the gifted students with a percentage of 50 % of the study society. A forty item questionnaire is prepared to achieve the study objectives. It is distributed into three fields: Problems related to school, to family, and to students. Study results show that problems which KASD students face are rated medium. Problems related to school come first, second those related to students, and finally those related to family. Statistical significant differences are found in the means of study subjects responses according to the gender variable at the two fields of family and school for the males. However, no significant differences are found in the means of the subjects responses according to the school stage variable (basic and secondary).

Keywords: Gifted students; King Abdullah II schools for distinction; Problems; Talent; Distinction fields; Distinction schools (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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