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Investing in Gifted and Talented Learners: An International Perspective 69
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May 2022

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Janet Paul De Verjovsky

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Abstract This paper describes the Mexican Programa Adopte Talento A.C.1 (PAUTA) or Adopt a Talent Program,2 and the specific development and initial evaluation of PAUTAmor, the PAUTA branch in the state of Morelos. PAUTA was created by Mexican scientists and educators for the identification and support of primary- and secondary-school students with talent in science and mathematics. The program began in various parts of the country in primary schools in 2007, while PAUTAmor started in secondary schools in 2008. Workshops were developed and conducted, first with science teachers and then with students nominated by these teachers. The aim of PAUTA is to develop creativity, scientific abilities, and attitudes indicated as essential by PAUTA. Multiple assessment instruments were selected, adapted, or designed to create a broad database, both quantitative and qualitative, to evaluate the pilot program. Nominated students continue with the workshops for two years, and from this group, a select core continues to a third year of the program, working with scientific mentors in their areas of interest.


Figure 1. Number of Students in the Optimal Math (OM) Program by Grade Level
Table 2 . Participants in the Evaluation Study Participant Level
Table 4 . Means Scores on the Lowest-Scoring Questions 7, 8, and 9 Mean Scores (1 to 4) a
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... One of the key objectives of the DLR_School_Lab Oberpfaffenhofen is to promote especially gifted young people (cf. Hausamann, 2011. Because the lab's experiments are derived from current research activities at the DLR institutes, they are particularly adaptable to the potential of highly talented and motivated students since there are no inherent limits to their scientific depth and complexity. ...

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MINT Talent Support in School Labs – New Perspectives for Gifted Youth and for Teachers of the Gifted
Investing in Gifted and Talented Learners: An International Perspective