Call for Papers

The Call for Papers is now closed. Notification of acceptance of abstracts will be sent no later than the 31.05.2012.

Those participating in symposia will be sent a link from their symposium co-ordinator. 

For further information or in case of any problems please do not hesitate to contact the Conference Team via e-mail: conference (at) echa2012.info

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Dr. Rena Subotnik

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Name: Dr. Rena Subotnik
Position: Director of the Center for Psychology in the Schools and Education at the American Psychological Association
Location: APA, Washington D.C., USA
Contact: Website
Curriculum Vitae: Click here


Fri, 6.15-7.15 p.m.

Rethinking Giftedness and Gifted Education:
A Proposed Direction Forward Based on Psychological Science

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Abstract

In surveying the landscape of current knowledge about giftedness and gifted education, this session will advance a set of inter-related arguments: the abilities of individuals do matter, particularly their abilities in specific talent domains; developmental trajectories exist for talent domains with variations as to when they start, peak, and end; and opportunities provided by society are crucial at every point in the talent development process. Just as society must strive to promote these opportunities, we will argue that individuals with talent have some responsibility for their own growth and development. Furthermore, it is clear from the research knowledge base that psychosocial variables are determining influences in the successful development of talent. And finally, outstanding achievement or eminence—with its attendant benefits to society and for the gifted individual—ought to be the chief goal of gifted education.

 
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Prof. Dr. Margrit Stamm

Keynote Speech
Date: 13.09.2012
Location: H1
Time: 9-10 a.m.
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Münster in Words

Whenever I was in a beautiful city, whether it was Bamberg or Bremen, I have always stated that it was only the second most beautiful in the country. That is how I provoked the question which city I thought to be the most beautiful one. And then I replied: Münster.

Theodor Heuß, first President of the Federal Republic of Germany

 

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Münster is a very special place: Münster is a city known far and wide for its high standard of living. Münster's Aaseepark with it's green areas, hiking and biking trails, modern sculptures as well as restaurants and cafes, was most recently honoured with the "Europe's Most Beautiful Park 2009" award.

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