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    Psychosocial and personal factors on identification of gifted and talented students in Owerri municipal, Imo State, Nigeria
    (2022-06) Adelodun, G. A.; Ibeabuchi, G. I.
    The study investigated on psychosocial and personal factors as correlates of identification of gifted and talented students in Owerri Municipal, Imo State. The study adopted a descriptive survey research design of correlational type. The population of the study was 2,893 with a sample size 155 teachers in secondary schools in Owerri, Imo State, selected through simple random sampling techniques representing 5% of the total population. The data were collected using Teacher-student relationship Rating Scale, Teachers' self-efficacy Rating Scale and Teachers' knowledge Rating Scale. The instruments were subjected to a reliability test using Spearman Brown Rank Order which yielded a correlation coefficient of r=0.76, 0.71 and 0.83 respectively. Data collected were analyzed using the inferential statistics of Person Product Moment Correlation (PPMC) and Multiple Regression and at 0.05 alpha level of significance. The findings revealed a significant relationship between teacher-student relationship (r=.510, p(.000)<.05), teachers' self-efficacy (r=.509, p(.000)<.05), and teachers' knowledge (r=.217, p(.007)<.05) respectively and identification of gifted and talented students. The relationship of the three independent variables (teachers' self-efficacy, teacher-student relationship, teachers' knowledge) to the prediction of the dependent variable that is, identification of gifted and talented students showed a coefficient of multiple correlation R=.554 and a multiple R2of .307. Finally, the result revealed a relative contribution of the three independent variables to the dependent variable, expressed as beta weights, viz: Teachers' self- efficacy (6=307, p<.05), teacher-student relationship (6=.288, p<.05), and teachers' knowledge (6=.019, p>.05). Based on these findings, it is recommended that teacher-student relationship must always be cordial in every school since it has been established that it enhances the identification of gifted and talented students in schools.
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    Identification and instructional strategies in the management of giftedness in the classroom: the role of teachers
    (Department of Guidance and Counselling, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, 2019) Adelodun, G. A.; Nwazuoke, I. A.
    This paper reviewed the strategies teachers could use in identifying, instructing and managing giftedness of students in the classroom. In the paper, the meaning and concept of giftedness was looked into after which the authors discussed the characteristics common to gifted children. The three broad characteristics examined are physical characteristics, Educational/Intellectual Characteristics, Social and Emotional Characteristics. The formal and informal ways of identifying gifted children were examined. The paper further discussed the role a teacher can play in managing giftedness in the Nigerian educational setting. Finally, conclusion was drawn and recommendations made. It was recommended that teachers should be flexible, open, have strong communication skills as well as positive sense of self.
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    Sport talent identification and development in Nigeria: a preliminary investigation
    (Education Publishing Company, Republic of Korea, 2010) Adegbesan, O. A.; Mokgwatchi, M.; Mokgothu, C.; Omolawon, K. Q.; Arnmah, J.; Oladipo, I. O.
    Sport talent identification and development has become an interesting area of sport science research and the need to explore the basic fundamentals of this process necessitated the need for this preliminary investigation in Nigeria with the view to develop an ideal sport talent identification and development model that could be used for future recruitment and selection of young potencial athletes. Data was collected from 50 participants using a self-report instrument based on the talent identification and development characteristics and indicators. Results indicated that the physiological characteristic with the mean value (m = 15.26 ± sd = 8.44) was the most apparent considered variable used by the participants during the talent identification and development process when compared with other variables of motor skill, psychology, physiology and body morphology. Results on the indicators of sport talent identification and development revealed that majority of the participants, 27(54.0%) of coaches place emphases more on both the performance of basic motor skills and the combination of the anthropometrical, physical and physiological profiles of the young talented athletes during the talent identification and development process. Conclusively, this baseline information has given us insight to the future direction of this research which is the examination of these talent Identification characteristics and basic indicator using descriptive field and laboratory measures with an enlarged sample that will include sport scientists This will enable us to analytically dissolve the potentials of the young athletes into a series of measurable and non-measurable components.