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  • Comments on an article by Albert Zieglera & Shane N. Phillipson (see record 2012-16824-002). Models of giftedness are aimed at creating a picture of aspects which are important for developing a special talent. Approved models of giftedness are based on influencing factors like genetic, environmental and individual orientated variables. But the described models do not focus on the interdependencies of the mentioned variables. Therefore, for Ziegler and Phillipson these approaches are insufficient. They favor a broader view, taking into account interactions between the components of previous models and more, pointing on a variety of possible influences and their interdependencies. The systemic theory offers a perspective on a way of working with one child,honoring her or his special needs, adapting pedagogical actions on a special situation fitting at a certain moment on an individual. The systemic theory of gifted education is closer to reality of gifted education and its multidimensional aspects. At the moment, the actiotope model poses open questions and therefore inspires discussions about the process of development of giftedness. Especially due to the necessity to deal with complex and dynamic systems, the question of controlling the procedures comes up again. It is to credit the authors that they do not exclude influencing factors but encourage the scientific community to take them into account.So it is time to start a discussion about a change of perspective on giftedness. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)

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