Evaluating Giftedness Using Renzulli Model

Braxton is a ten-year-old student being evaluated for his school's gifted program. He is proficient in several subjects and excels in music, art, and language arts. Braxton thinks creatively when solving problems and enjoys drawing and composing music at home. However, he tends to focus on his hobbies at the expense of other responsibilities, and he is frequently caught doodling on his school assignments. According to Renzulli's Three-Ring Model, school officials might hesitate to place Braxton in the gifted program because he

A

lacks academic curiosity

B

may need to channel his creativity in a more academic manner

C

lacks above-average ability in all subjects

D

may lack task commitment

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