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  • Global Success (GS) is a complex reflection of personal excellence, achieved as a result of tackling challenges. The GS concept has been built from a holistic perspective, and considers the multitude of forms that an individual's personal successes might take. GS addresses the complex linkage of each form to all other forms of personal success at a certain moment of an individual's life. The global interaction among all these forms of success affects each of the various aspects of every human being. GS, as a developing theory, suggests that the identification and multi-dimensional analysis of one's personal values, or axiological system, from a lifespan perspective, is important for understanding the interrelationship between success and giftedness. Usually, the concept of success is perceived as a sociological construct and is understood more as an outcome than as a dynamic developmental process. I think that global success involves many more dimensions than is captured in the usual social, external connotations of success. I propose that it be understood as incorporating a person's entire life construction. Also, we consider the impact of GS on what giftedness means from a gifted individual's point of view. In order to achieve a better understanding of the significance of personal global success to real-life contexts, such as the learning experience for gifted students in schools, we refer to current psychological theories of learning, and to curriculum models. We also recommend the development of life-long educational strategies to improve global success. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved) (Source: chapter)

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