Jonathan Plucker

Julian C. Stanley Professor of Talent Development

Johns Hopkins University

United States

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Jonathan Plucker is the Julian C. Stanley Professor of Talent Development at Johns Hopkins University in the United States. His research areas focus on education equity, creativity assessment, and developmental policies for gifted education. Recent articles include studies on creative thinking in gifted female students, global trends in excellence gaps, and recommendations for homeschooling gifted students. He advocates for policies supporting equitable outcomes in advanced education.

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Examining the effect of primary education thinking skills curriculum on the creative thinking abilities of gifted female students

Global Trends in Excellence Gaps From 1995 to 2019

Gifted Students Learning in Homeschool Settings: Research and Policy Recommendations

Lofty aims, limited actors, fewer artifacts: A sociocultural analysis of Confucian conceptions of creativity and innovation.

The Patient is Thriving! Current Issues, Recent Advances, and Future Directions in Creativity Assessment

Most Mathematics Classrooms Contain Wide-Ranging Achievement Levels

Reducing Excellence Gaps: A Systematic Review of Research on Equity in Advanced Education

Identification Policy: Addressing Equity and Excellence for Advanced Learners

Early High School Graduation: Policy Support for Secondary Acceleration

Achieving Equitable Outcomes Requires Expanded Services

Both Questionable and Open Research Practices Are Prevalent in Education Research

Replication is important for educational psychology: Recent developments and key issues

Talent Development Plans Help Guide Consistent, Equitable Service Delivery

Reflections on the Registered Report Process for “Effect of Local Norms on Racial and Ethnic Representation in Gifted Education”

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