How many gifted tests do you do to be in the gifted class?

Answer 1

I was classified as gifted at a young age. There are two tests, but the first is not an actual test. It was the fact you had to be recognized by a teacher, apply for the program, or pass the end of the year test and get classified as gifted. Then, you are automatically in the gifted class if you want to be, but only if you get recognized or pass the end of the year test as gifted. Then, comes the gifted test if you are not in the above. You can take the test according to grade level, and if you pass then you would be classified as gifted. You can leave the regular education classroom to go into the gifted classroom. (If you think it would be better if you skipped a grade, then you can consult the homeroom teacher and discuss the matter.) Here's a tip: Pressure in the gifted classrooms increases, so if you can not handle pressure and lots of work, I suggest staying in the regular education class, or consult the teacher about skipping if you think that would be better. Meeting the needs of a student active in the classroom is very important, so if you are a parent thinking about moving your child to a gifted classroom, I suggest you talk to the child about it. Remember, education is very important. Choosing the right classroom is very important, so going to open houses and parent teacher conferences is very necessary in the first years of being gifted. If your child's teacher thinks the child may not be ready, or is not keeping up with the work, a regular ed. class would be great. If the child has already made a friend or two, then a regular ed. classroom in that school would be a dream come true. Good luck, and I hope you have a great time doing whatever you choose.