3 ms·
This can be simple as long as there is a scientific way to identify gifted children that is fairly and unequivocally available to all children and as a society
by throw2016 10y ago
This can be simple as long as there is a scientific way to identify gifted children that is fairly and unequivocally available to all children and as a society there is clarity and consensus on what to do with both groups.
If there is consensus then there also has to be a way to cross pollinate between both groups as gifted children are discovered later and those who are gifted but unable to cope are moved back.
And finally since the fundamental basis for any such exercise is ensuring gifted children get the attention they need, any plan has to ensure full and comprehensive support to the unprivileged so children who are gifted but from unprivileged backgrounds are not denied opportunities to exploit their full talent because of circumstance.