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It's also an example of why it's poor practice to teach the gifted along side of lower performing students -- they realize they can get by easily without workin
by puredemo 13y ago
It's also an example of why it's poor practice to teach the gifted along side of lower performing students -- they realize they can get by easily without working hard and it becomes a habit.
Ideally, the gifted should have their own programs where they are forced to compete with other exceptional students the entire time they're in school, rather than follow a program meant to pander to the lowest common denominator students in society.
Also, I'm with you bro, fell into the same trap. It sucks.