In Kosovo's development policies, children with special talents are not a priority [Audio]

One of the key projects that also identifies children with extraordinary intelligence is the ATOMI Institute, which tries to identify those pupils and offer activities and support services to ease their path towards their potential.

Jusuf Thaci, director of this institute, said in the show "Facing" that they had financial difficulties from the outset and that children with extraordinary intelligence need institutional support.

"These children, these students, these young people, even in cases of extraordinary intellectual potential - "atomists" or those with special talents in certain areas, have a great need for different activities in the academic aspect of their advancement because in comparison with peers in most cases they have more advanced academic needs, but also need to address the needs both socially and emotionally in order to be integrated as well, "said Thaci from ATOMI.