Yes, agree about the increasing difference. At the high school level, it’s often better to group more highly gifted students together. They are generally able t

Yes, agree about the increasing difference. At the high school level, it’s often better to group more highly gifted students together. They are generally able to live further away from their parents so population size is less of a problem by then. This is actually a common practice in several Asian countries. There are a couple national-level magnet schools and (highly) gifted classes within those schools where these kids are taught and trained by special teachers and curriculum specialized to their talent—math, science, language. It’s likely that excessive desire for educational “equality” despite adverse consequences in some other countries squanders the potentials of many such kids.