Ch lenging Young Minds Challenging Young Minds Author: Austin Stanfel
With concerns about failing schools, people focus on the negative studies of the students as all are being failed, but these schools also have bright students that are being abandoned as well. For thousands of bright, intelligent students, their talents are undercutting their full potential. It is a crisis that gifted students are spending a lot of time in classroom relearning subjects they know and “advanced” classes that are hardly advanced at all. They become bored at this lack of challenge, leading them to frustration and sometimes failure. For these students, they quickly become depressed, and the deep pool becomes depressed, wasting young talent.
With concerns about failing schools, people focus on the negative studies of the students as all are failing, but these schools also have bright students that are being abandoned as well. For thousands of bright, intelligent students, their talents are undercutting their full potential. It is a crisis that gifted students are spending a lot of time in classroom relearning subjects they know and “advanced” classes that are hardly advanced at all.
They become bored at this lack of challenge, leading them to frustration and sometimes failure. For these students, they quickly become depressed, and the d p p l becomes depressed, wаting young t ent.