Event schedule

Check the program for this year's conference and learn about the speakers and sessions in store for tech enthusiasts. (Turkey Time)

November 11, 2023: ICGYSE 2023 1st Day

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89527598130?pwd=D6PQoP1EcmvZEhpWs0VbhtKhaPu4a3.1

November 12, 2023: ICGYSE 2023 2nd Day

Onur Ağaoğlu
Organization Committee Member

Registration, some documents and information

Assoc .Prof. Hasan Said Tortop
ICGYSE Chair

About ICGYSE, Young Wise Publishing

Session Chair: Assoc. Prof. Pakkapong Poungsuk Presenter: Assoc. Prof. Pakkapong Poungsuk Presenter: Di Chen, Hasan Said Tortop, havalit Kruadsungnoen, Punyarat Kraisuk
Moderator

Presentation 1: Development of the modern agricultural education in china before the 21st century - Di Chen and Pakkapong Poungsuk
Presentation 2: Blended learning techniques to develop knowledge and skills of agricultural teacher training students in commercial poultry meat production- Pakkapong Poungsuk, Pitoon Thongsuk and Punyarat Kraisuk
Presentation 3: The career skills learning activity package on agriculture for special students- Pakkapong Poungsuk, Chavalit Kruadsungnoen and Punyarat Kraisuk
Presentation 4: Career plans of gifted children in agriculture and biotechnology: The example of Turkey - Hasan Said Tortop

11:20-11:30

Coffee break time

Dr. Fonny Demaaty Hutagalung
University of Malaya, Malaysia
12:15-12:30

Coffee break time

Session Chair: Assoc. Prof. Fatma Erdoğan
Moderator

Presentation 1: Analysis of theses conducted with mathematics teachers on education of gifted students in Türkiye- Fatma Erdoğan and Pelin Güler
Presentation 2: Mathematics teaching with association-based approach: Distributive property- Bahar Dinçer and Deniz Kaya
Presentation 3: Developing critical thinking and scientific language skills in elementary school students- Yousef Methkal Abd Algani, Yasir Z. Abo Rass and Saleh Y. Abo Romi
Presentation 4: Effect of helicopter parental attitude on gifted children's language use levels and humor skills- Murat Demirekin

13:30-14:00

Coffee break time

Session Chair: Asist. Prof. Dr. Nisa Kaya. Presenter: Amal Sharif-Rasslan, Keri M. Guilbault , Nisa Kaya, Hanna David
Moderator

Presentation 1: A project based computational thinking among gifted students- Amtiaz Fattum, Esmael Salman and Amal Sharif-Rasslan
Presentation 2: Social-emotional gifted students in the school environment: a modeling study- Nur Eva
Presentation 3: A survey of the responsibilities and challenges of district gifted education coordinators before and during the COVID-19 pandemic- Keri M. Guilbault | Sarah A. Caroleo
Presentation 4: The role of counselors in education of gifted students- Nisa Kaya
Presentation 5: Neurodiversity and supporting the autistic-gifted child and adolescent- Hanna David

15:30-15:45

Coffee break time

Prof. Dr. Hanna David
University of Tel Aviv, Israel

There are many parents of young talented and gifted children or adolescents, who insist on the traditional path of studies both for their sons and their daughters. These parents have been good students in most cases, and they believe, that their own ``success track`` – the educational way they had gone through, is the only one ensuring the materializing of the potential for their children. In the cases the parents had either not taken the traditional way, of good grades in school, learning in a high prestige university department and working in a well-paid, respectable jobs they believe, quite often, that the reason is not being a good student, or having a learning disability. In such cases they tend to insist even more about learning mathematics and science – including computer science in school, getting high grades, and dedicating a lot of time just to school assignments.
This presentation is to demonstrate, through three stories of two boys and one girls, all in their teens, that there are other, alternative ways to success. These case studies will show that parents who embracing these ways, support and encourage their children who wish to try a new, challenging way rather than walking the old one, might not only be financially rewarding but also contributing to child-parent relationship.

16:30-16:45

Coffee break time

Prof. Dr. Michale F. Saughnesshy
Eastern New Mexico University, US
17:30-17:45

Coffee break time

Session Chair: Suhail Al-Zoubi: Presenter: Badriya K. Al-Hadabi, Mamoon Al-Shannaq, Mashael Awadh Al-Saiari, Rasha Rushdi Awllad Issa, Samer Al-Zoubi
Moderator

Presentation 1: The effects of a training program based on bodily-kinesthetic intelligence for Omani gifted students- Badriya K. Al-Hadabi and Heba Ibrahim Al-Ashqar
Presentation 2: The level of social intelligence among jordanian gifted students at King Abdullah II Schools for excellence- Mamoon Al-Shannaq and Suhail Al-Zoubi
Presentation 3: The role of generative artificial ıntelligence in developing gifted students' skills- Mashael Awadh Al-Saiari, Yusra Mohammed Al- Mughairi, Basma Nasser Al-Mashaikhi
Presentation 4: The role of innovation and administrative creativity in the work environment and the impact of technological developments - Rasha Rushdi Awllad Issa and Nabil Jondi
Presentation 5: Pragmatic language among gifted students with learning disabilities- Samer Al-Zoubi and Suhail Al-Zoubi

19:15-19:30

Closing

Session Chair: Pakkapong Poungsuk, Presenter: Pattana Somniyam, Di Chen, Chamlong Srisuwan, Chanitnan Suriyawittayawate, Progsatorn Sinturat

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10:30-10:45

Coffee Break

12:00-13:00

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13:00-13:15

Coffee Break