The Impact of Structure and Meaning in Reading Comprehension Among Gifted Students

Al-Salameh, Emad M.; Ziadat, Ayed H.; Attiat, Madher

doi:10.3923/jas.2010.1923.1929

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“…Strong and trusted relationships must be evident between educational counselors and their gifted students. The trust factor is the essential step that gifted students need to secure prior any initial progression as they would start presenting all different issues of concern to the counselor this is in full agreement with many researchers such as; (Focht and Talya, 2009;AL-Salameh et al, 2010). Kesner (2005), measured teacher's perception and the relationship with their students, also the prospective of student's feedback regarding the teacher's performance and actions.…”

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Assessing the Performance of Jordanian Educational Counselors in the Environment of Private and Government Schools toward Gifted Students

Ziadat¹

2011

American Journal of Applied Sciences

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Problem statement: The objective of this research was to evaluate the needs of suitable environment for educational counselors to provide support and enhance the capabilities of gifted students for better education and behavior performance during their academic school years. This study emphasizes with more details on the impact of the educational counselors experience, gender and schools environment regarding the role of improving gifted students performance in the country of Jordan. Approach: Seventy three educational counselors from government and private schools in the country of Jordon participated in the survey and completed the questionnaire in the spring of 2010. The questionnaire consisted of twenty two questions regarding the interaction between educational counselors and gifted students in private and government schools. Analysis of Variance was conducted on the mean of the sample population determined by counselors experience, gender and type of schools to verify the apparent differences of the means. The Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) program, T-Test and the F-Test were applied to the obtained data. Results: Performance of educational counselors in the private school environment was more effective and more evident than in government schools. The results of this study revealed that gifted students in private Jordanian schools, performed better in a climate characterized by high expectations of readiness to invest effort, enjoyment of learning, with strong disciplinary climate and good teacher-student relationships. Conclusion: Educational counselors with more years of experience showed more involvement in solving and enriching gifted students performance despite the gender of the counselor. Private schools provided better programs and more suitable environment for educational counselors to help gifted students than government schools

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Assessing the Performance of Jordanian Educational Counselors in the Environment of Private and Government Schools toward Gifted Students

Ziadat¹

2011

American Journal of Applied Sciences

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The Impact of Structure and Meaning in Reading Comprehension Among Gifted Students

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Assessing the Performance of Jordanian Educational Counselors in the Environment of Private and Government Schools toward Gifted Students

Assessing the Performance of Jordanian Educational Counselors in the Environment of Private and Government Schools toward Gifted Students

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