Education Minister approves gifted students program
The new regulations for the Gifted Schools System in Kuwait focus on providing a specialized educational environment dedicated to exploring and nurturing national talents. The regulations include precise procedures for selecting and identifying gifted students through standardized assessments of abilities, achievement, and creativity, complemented by personal interviews. The schools utilize official curricula, with the addition of an enrichment subject offered two sessions per week, aimed at developing research, practical, and creative thinking skills. Evaluation relies on projects, activities, and interaction skills. To remain enrolled, students must achieve a minimum overall average of 90% and score at least 75 in the enrichment subject. An integrated remedial care plan is established, along with psychological and social supervision, to ensure students develop both linguistically and in their talents. The regulations also grant multiple rights to students and parents, emphasizing the protection of intellectual property rights for students' work. The system aims to transform students’ talents into scientific and creative achievements to support Kuwait’s future.
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