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  • Comments on an article by Albert Zieglera & Shane N. Phillipson (see record 2012-16824-002). As Ziegler and Phillipson discussed in their article, various paradigms, models and theories have been described in the extensive literature on giftedness. According to Ziegler and Phillipson, there is a pressing need for new models of giftedness—they call for a paradigm shift. In the introduction to the current article and, as a justification for presenting the actiotope model, Ziegler and Phillipson are critical of the gaps and “deficiencies” in the current research literature and practice of gifted education. There is a crisis in gifted education research—it is stuck in a contested, competitive landscape that is littered with fragmented research, rivalries and questions about the quality of published research studies. Ziegler and Phillipson could focus on the steps and processes, and identify specific evidence, support their paradigm through substantiation, formulate and reformulate the paradigm in order to advance gifted education so that the research literature matures and deep knowledge can influence practices. While evolving conceptualizations of the actiotope model have appeared in publications for awhile, Ziegler, Phillipson and others should proceed to confirm assumptions and gather evidence. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)

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