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A gifted and talented curriculum, generally known as gifted education, is a programme or curriculum comprising practises, guidelines, and theories utilised in educating gifted and talented children. The core of the gifted and talented curriculum is accelerated and enrichment in the curriculum itself. In Malaysia, gifted education has been continuously revolutionised since 2006. Under the Education Planning and Research Department, the Ministry of Education highlighted the need to establish a special school for gifted and talented students or form gifted classes within the mainstream education system. Therefore, this article emphasises the special curriculum of gifted and talented education focusing on Muslim education, known as the Integrated Naqli Aqli Gifted Education (IGEd) Curriculum that integrates Al Quran and Sunnah perspectives. This IGEd curriculum will mould Muslim students to become holistic in all aspects of the nation and ummah.
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To Cite this Article: Mohd, S. M., Kaco, H., Idris, F. M., Ahmad, R., Spawi, M., & Theis, N. A. (2022). Muslim Gifted and Talented Curriculum: A Design of Framework. International Journal of Academic Research in Progressive Education and Development, 11(2), 1775 – 1786.
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