Maximus, a curious boy, explores the world around him by constantly asking questions and observing his surroundings. His inquisitive nature drives him to seek understanding and knowledge, highlighting the importance of curiosity in learning and personal growth.
This book points out the myth of the gifted bilingual paradox. It is an indication that the field of education of gifted bilingual students is more a possible achievement than an impossible dream. These students are an integral part of the educational system requiring attention to be appropriately identified and nurtured so that their talent potential can be fully realized. Gifted Bilingual A Paradox? includes three original case studies that complement and illustrate the theoretical discussion and gives the families’ voices a central place.