- Горбань, Л. В. (orcid.org/0000-0002-3111-1964) (2026) The Role of Pedagogical Excellence in Nurturing Talent Within an Inclusive STEAM Environment Education and Development of Gifted Personality, 2 (101). pp. 29-34. ISSN 2309-3935
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The article substantiates pedagogical mastery as a decisive condition for identifying and supporting children’s giftedness in an inclusive STEAM environment. The study proceeds from the idea that inclusion should not be reduced to compensatory support or formal access to a common classroom. In heterogeneous learning groups, it should function as a developmental principle that enables every learner, including pupils with special educational needs and twice-exceptional children, to participate in meaningful intellectual, creative, technological and social interaction. Within this logic, STEAM education is interpreted as a flexible interdisciplinary platform that combines science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics and creates multiple ways for learners to perceive information, solve problems and express learning outcomes. The paper analyzes the potential of universal design for learning, differentiated instruction, project-based learning, inquiry-based and collaborative strategies for revealing latent abilities and strengthening learners’ agency. Special attention is paid to the changing professional role of the teacher. The teacher is described not merely as a transmitter of ready-made knowledge but as a facilitator, mentor and designer of adaptive educational trajectories. Pedagogical mastery is therefore presented as an integrative and dynamic system that includes cognitive-didactic flexibility, digital and instrumental competence, inclusive communication, emotional sensitivity, and the ability to create a psychologically safe environment for intellectual risk-taking. The author proposes an integrative-adaptive interpretation of pedagogical mastery in which three interconnected dimensions are distinguished: the cognitive-didactic dimension, related to differentiation and universal design for learning; the digital-instrumental dimension, related to adaptive platforms, assistive tools and immersive technologies; and the psychological-inclusive dimension, related to motivation, empathy, cooperation and acceptance of diversity. The article concludes that an inclusive STEAM environment can transform giftedness from an elitist category into a universal developmental potential that becomes visible through participation, creativity, collaboration and educational personalization. Further research should focus on practical cases and methodological recommendations for teachers who work with gifted learners in inclusive classrooms.
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