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Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief
Istanbul Aydin University, Faculty of Education, Special Education Department, Gifted Education Division, Istanbul, TURKEY. E-mail: editorjegys@gmail.com . Phone: + 90
5053835795
Assoc. Prof. Hasan Said TORTOP is a Assoc. Prof. of Special Education in the School
of Education of Istanbul Aydin University, Istanbul, Turkey. He is researches
on science education in advanced learners, gifted education, special education
and curriculum and instruction at gifted education. Assoc. Prof. Tortop is an editor, assoc.
editor, consultant editor, and reviewer for more than 5 international journals
which are deal with gifted education, science education and higher education. He
has around 35 articles dealt with gifted and science education, which has been
published in national and international journals. Assoc. Prof. Tortop is head of Special Education Department at Istanbul Aydün University since January 2017. Besides, he is coordinator of Education
Program for the Gifted Students with University (EPGBU). Research interests: Gifted education, science education in advanced learners, curriculum
and instruction at gifted education, higher education, environmental education.
Associate Editors
Prof. Franz MONKS
Radboud University Nijmegen, NETHERLAND. E-mail: f.monks@pwo.ru.nl
Prof.Dr. Franz J. Mönks became a member of the Department of Developmental Psychology at the Radboud University Nijmegen (The Netherlands) in 1962 and in 1967 he became full professor and head of the same department. In 1988 he was awarded a professorship on a newly established chair at the Radboud University Nijmegen The Development of Gifted Children, and he also became director of the newly founded Center for the Study of Giftedness (CSG) there. Mönks has published and edited numerous books and articles about developmental psychology and gifted education. In cooperation with Prof. Kurt Heller from the University of Munich (Germany), Prof. Robert Sternberg from Tufts University (USA), and Rena Subotnik from the American Psychological Association Center for Gifted Education Policy (USA), he is an editor of International Handbook of Giftedness and Talent, Second Edition (2000). Dr. Mönks was elected as president of the European Council for High Ability (ECHA) in 1992, and again in 1996; he was elected for the third time in 2004. He served as Vice-President of WCGTC from 1989 until his first election to the ECHA presidency. At present he is Professor Emeritus at Radboud University Nijmegen. He has been and is currently involved at the University of Münster (Germany) and the University of Antwerp (Belgium) in matters related to gifted education and gifted education research. In addition, he teaches courses throughout Europe leading to specialization in gifted education. Research interests; gifted education 
Prof.Dr. Hanna DAVID
Tel Aviv University (Emirata), ISRAEL. E-mail: hannadav@post.tau.ac.il
Hanna
David, PhD was born in Jaffa in 1952 to a father
immigrating to Israel from Vienna in 1938, and Hungarian mother, a survivor of
Auschwitz. Prof. David has become a popular counselor for gifted students, with
or without disabilities; a known expert of gifted education in Israel and
abroad, an often invited lecturer in national and international conferences and
meetings; an expert evaluator for the European commission, and a prolific
writer of 12 books and over 150 articles. She has taught in 5 other high education
institutions, including the MA counseling program at the Ben Gurion University,
and instructed many students in the fields of gifted education, developmental
psychology, cognitive psychology and educational psychology.
Research interests: Gifted education.
Anadolu University Yunusemre Campus 26470-Eskisehir, TURKEY
Phone: +90 222 335 0581, E-mail: udemiray@anadolu.edu.tr
Prof. Dr. Ugur Demiray is a Professor of Communication Teaching in the School of Communication Sciences of Anadolu University, Eskisehir, Turkey. He is researches on communicational gaps of distance education students with their institution, including the profile of DE students, and relationship of graduates and job market in Turkey. He is also interested in changing of ethical behaviors around the world by inserting technological developments to the educational field, especially distance education programmes and e-learning. In addition, his studies are focused on online journalism. He has an extensive experience in publishing TOJDE e-journal on distance education internationally under the patronage of Anadolu University. Prof. Demiray is an editor, consultant editor, and reviewer for more than 15 international journals which are deal with distance education and educational technology. In addition, he has responsibilities on advisory boards and as referee for conferences, symposiums, and panels. He has around 15 imprint Books dealt with distance education and many articles, which has been published in national and international journals. Research interests: Distance education, online education, ICT in gifted education. 
Prof. Dr. Ann ROBINSON Gifted and Talented Education
Office: DKSN 419G
Office Phone: 501.569.3428
Email: aerobinson@ualr.edu Ann Robinson is Professor of Educational Psychology and founding Director
of the Jodie Mahony Center for Gifted Education at the University of Arkansas
at Little Rock. She is a former editor of the Gifted Child Quarterly, served as
the Past President of the National Association for Gifted Children and
Distinguished Scholar, and received the Early Leader, the Early Scholar, and
the Distinguished Service Awards from the Association. In 2004, she and
co-author Sidney Moon received the Gifted Child Quarterly Paper Year Award for
a qualitative study, 'The National Study of State and Local Advocacy in Gifted
Education'. With Shore, Cornell and Ward, Ann co-authored Recommended Practices
in Gifted Education: A Critical Analysis which was identified as one of the 50
most influential works in Gifted Education by the Research and Evaluation
Division of the National Association for Gifted Children. She was a charter
board member of the Special Interest Group on Giftedness, Creativity and Talent
of the American Educational Research Association. In 2000, Ann was recognized
as the Purdue University Alumna of Distinction for the College of Education.
Her own institution honored her with the University Award of Faculty Excellence
in Research in 1999 and in 2012 and the University Award for Public Service in
2001. Ann is the Past President of the Arkansans for Gifted and Talented
Education, the Past President of the Arkansas Association of Gifted Education
Administrators, and is active in advocacy at the state and national levels. She
was honored by the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Library for her
public service to Arkansas and was named “A Visionary” by The Arkansas Times in
2013. She has held visiting appointments at Cambridge University, at Brunel
University near London at the University of New South Wales in Sydney,
Australia and at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. Research
interests: Gifted and Talented Education.
Editorial Board Members
(International)
Ahmet KURNAZ - Gifted and Special Education - TURKEY Albert ZIEGLER - Gifted Education - University
of Erlangen -
GERMANY Ann Robinson – Gifted Education - University of Arkansas at Little Rock - US Andrew JHONSON - Minnesota State University - US Aznan Che AHMED - School of Educational Studies - Universiti Sains – MALAYSIA Billie
ELIAM - Instruction and Teacher Education –University of Haifa – ISRALE Carmen FERRANDIZ - Gifted
Education - University of Murcia –SPAIN Cigdem
CELIK - Gifted Education - TURKEY Denis M. ZHILIN - Chemistry and Gifted Education - RUSSIA Deniz
OZCAN - Gifted Education - Near East University - CYPRUS Abu Yazid Abu Bakar - Gifted Education - Universiti Kebangsaan - MALAYSIA Elena Leonidovna GRIGORENKO - Psychology - Yale School of Public Health – US
Esra ALTINTAS
- Mathematics
Education - Kafkas University-
TURKEY
Eyup ARTVINLI - Gifted and Geography Education
- Eskisehir Osman Gazi University -
TURKEY
Faruk LEVENT- Gifted Education (Curriculum and Instruction) - Marmara University -TURKEY
Hanna DAVID - Gifted Education - Tel Aviv University - ISRAEL
Hasan Said TORTOP - Science and Gifted Education - Istanbul Aydın University –TURKEY
James L. MOORE
III - School Counseling and Gifted Education - Ohio State University – US
Kirsi TIRRI - Gifted and Talented Education
- University of Helsinki - FINLAND
Ki-Soon
HAN - Gifted Education -
University of Incheon – KOREA
Margaret
SUTHERLAND – Special Education -
University of Glasgow - UK
Maria
Caridad GARCIA-CEPERO - Pontificia Universidad
Javeriana
- COLOMBIA
Maria
Paz GOMEZ-ARIZAGA - Gifted Education - Universidad San Senastian - CHILE
Marilena Z. LEANA-TASCILAR–
Gifted
Ed.Istanbul University - TURKEY
Mercedes FERRANDO - Creativity
- University of Murcia – SPAIN
Nir ORION – Science & Geology Education - The Wiezmann Institute of
Science – ISRAEL
Oluseyi Akintunde DADA - Gifted Education - University of Calabar - NIGERIA
Robert A. Schultz - Gifted Education & Curriculum Studies - The University of Toledo- US
Sakhavat MAMMADOV - Gifted Education - AZERBAIJAN Hala ELHOWERIS - Special Education - UAE
Seokhee
CHO - Gifted Education - St. Jhon's University – US
Sezen
CAMCI-ERDOGAN - Gifted Education - Istanbul University - TURKEY
Shane N. PHILLIPSON - Gifted Education - Monash University - AUSTRALIA
Suhail Mahmoud AL-ZOUBI - Special
Education
- KINGDOM of SAUDI ARABIA
Sule GUCYETER - Gifted Education -
Istanbul University - TURKEY
Yavut UNAT - History and Philosophy of Science - Kastamonu University - TURKEY
Editorial Asistant/Secretary
Mesut OZTURK - Bayburt University - TURKEY
Redaction/Language Review
Merve TOPAK JAMSRAN - University of Arkansas at Little Rock - US
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