The current research aims to analyze the intellectual framework for gifted student care in the literature of contemporary thought, highlight the efforts of Saudi Arabia in supporting gifted students, and examine the current performance of gifted students care centers in Saudi Arabia in light of Vision 2030. The research also presents practical suggestions to improve the performance of these centers in alignment with Vision 2030. The study adopted the descriptive method to collect data. analyze, and interpret facts related to the subject of the research, allowing the researcher to derive meaningful conclusions about the issue at hand. Among the findings of the study are that Saudi Arabia gifted students have won prestigious international awards in various fields, contributed to advancing the development of Saudi Arabia, and improve the country’s global image as one that values science and knowledge. The procedural recommendations provided aim to enhance the performance of gifted student care center in Saudi Arabia in light of Vision 2030.
alzhrani, A., Elmahdy, S. M., Hassan, R. M., & Abdelrasek, M. M. A. (2024). Improving the Performance of Gifted Student Care Centers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Light of Vision 2030. Buhūth, 4(10), 209-241. doi: 10.21608/buhuth.2024.320291.1753
MLA
abdualaziz alzhrani; Suzan Mohamed Elmahdy; Reda Mohamed Hassan; Magda Mostafa Abdullah Abdelrasek. "Improving the Performance of Gifted Student Care Centers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Light of Vision 2030", Buhūth, 4, 10, 2024, 209-241. doi: 10.21608/buhuth.2024.320291.1753
HARVARD
alzhrani, A., Elmahdy, S. M., Hassan, R. M., Abdelrasek, M. M. A. (2024). 'Improving the Performance of Gifted Student Care Centers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Light of Vision 2030', Buhūth, 4(10), pp. 209-241. doi: 10.21608/buhuth.2024.320291.1753
VANCOUVER
alzhrani, A., Elmahdy, S. M., Hassan, R. M., Abdelrasek, M. M. A. Improving the Performance of Gifted Student Care Centers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Light of Vision 2030. Buhūth, 2024; 4(10): 209-241. doi: 10.21608/buhuth.2024.320291.1753