Why gifted education mostly fails.

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According to Dr. K, there are psychiatrists in the United States who view gifted children as having some kind of disability.

Some parents may wonder, “Do I really need to give gifted education to my child just because he or she has been diagnosed as gifted?” However, in many ways, if you do not respond properly, there is a high possibility that it will lead to developmental disabilities…

The reason is simpler than you think…

If you think of it as a game, you have relatively good abilities at a low level, so you can do things that other low levels can’t do and slaughter monsters, but if you become a high level in that state, there is a high possibility that you will become a bad person…

For example, even though I barely studied in elementary, middle, and high school or crammed for just a few hours, I got good grades and went to graduate school or medical school…

There, while studying for close to 10 hours a day, you hit the “wall” of having to achieve something…

A user who got high level in an instant just because he got a kick out of it… can’t adapt when he joins a raid party? You can think of it this way.

Therefore, sending gifted children to general education often causes problems.

On the other hand, even if you forcefully skip a grade, you may end up not being able to adapt and become a social misfit…

In some ways, it can be seen as a curse that deprives students of the opportunity to “grow” in the public education system.

Of course, there are some people who fully develop the “process” itself, such as meta-learning, and go beyond being gifted and grow into true geniuses.

I think it could be interpreted that in order for humans to grow, it is really important to learn “how to make an effort.”