A Global Perspective: An Interview With Dr. Albert Ziegler.

Dr. Albert Ziegler, Chair Professor of Educational Psychology and Research on Excellence at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany, is a renowned expert in gifted education and educational psychology. He has published extensively on these topics and developed the actiotope model of giftedness, which promotes a systemic view of giftedness. Dr. Ziegler is particularly interested in learning resources and effective environments, self-regulated learning, mentorship, and talent identification. He has received significant funding for his research projects and holds leadership positions in various international organizations. Dr. Ziegler's work focuses on helping gifted individuals realize their potential and improve their personal development. He is also involved in the Global Talent Mentoring program, which aims to provide personal mentors to talented individuals worldwide. Currently, Dr. Ziegler is working on several research projects and writing books on topics such as the actiotope model, education and learning capitals, and artificial intelligence. [Extracted from the article]