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Proverbs 25:28 

A man without self-control is like a city broken into and left without walls.

SELF-REGULATION

"People possess self-reflective capabilities that enable
them to exercise control over their motivations and behaviors"

(Mammadov, et al. 2018, p. 114). 

ABOUT SELF- REGULATION

Self-regulation has a profound impact on one’s ability to learn.  Erodogan (2018), states “self-regulation not only encompasses cognitive skills, but also involves motivational factors such as self-efficacy, goal orientations, anxiety, etc.” (pg. 1478). 

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GIFTED STUDENTS &

sELF-rEGULATION

WHY GIFTED?

Gifted students across the globe are pushed to their cognitive limits and provided opportunities to develop their academics.  In the state of Florida, gifted education focuses on the seven frameworks for gifted learners. The standards include examining the complexity of knowledge; creating, adapting, and assessing multifaceted questions; thoughtfully researching; assuming leadership and participatory roles; achieving personal, academic, and career goals; and finally, developing a... 

WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS

Self-regulation is essential for any student, regardless of their cognitive ability levels; however, as gifted students strive to enhance an area of talent, self-regulation skills become more imperative and necessary for them to find success. “Reaching excellence in a talent domain requires the optimization of numerous learning processes, and this optimization depends on self-regulation” (Stoeger, et al., 2015).

STRATEGIES

Gifted students tend to possess exceptional abilities to respond to stimuli.  They can also possess overexcitibilites in the following areas: intellectual, emotional, imaginational, sensual, and psychomotor (Perrone-McGovern, et al., 2015). Overexcitibility is the enhanced way an individual sees the world around them.  They tend to process larger amounts of stimuli from their environment. Their emotions can be extreme and intense. 

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WHAT STUDENTS SAY

"The Five-Point-Scale has helped me understand my feelings better and know how to keep myself calm when I get upset."

—  Lily, 8th Grader

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