Social conflicts
the perspective of students with indicatives of high skills and giftedness in a situation of human vulnerability
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https://doi.org/10.36311/2358-8845.2023.v10n1.p125-142Keywords:
Cognition, Creativity, Pandemic, Piaget, Inclusive educationAbstract
The present article is an excerpt from an empirical research, with semi-structuredinterviews, based on the Piagetian clinical method, and aimed at demonstrating how students with High Abilities/Super ability in a situation of human vulnerability use their creative potential and develop solutions to respond to the existing conflicts in their environment. For the qualitative analysis of the results we used authors such as Saltini (2008), Inhelder and Piaget (1982), Lubart (2007) among others. The results obtained indicate that the students are being hindered in their creative potential by the lack of development of real inter-individual exchanges, due to the existing context in Pandemic Covid 19 that limited the inter-individual interaction, however they are in full cognitive development with the help of digital tools, they also feel frustrated with the way the teachers conduct the remote classes, with the lack of access to sports and leisure, and the lack of appropriate care to their condition with cognitive challenges and activities for social development. The results also indicate that even in this context of vulnerability that limited them to further explore the conflicts presented in this work in a creative way, they still brought complex answers for their age peers, demonstrating autonomy and ample creative potential.
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