Gifted People.

[Bernouli]

We didn't have that silly 'gifted' program thing at any of my schools. Doesn't sound like something I'd particularly miss though.

[Frankenberry]

In Year 6, I was one of the top five writers in the country and I have achieved the highest grade in my year for a recent English essay. I do GCSE Art which I'm listed down for as 'Gifted & Talented' and I achieve quite good grades for French. I wasn't allowed to skip a year but Year 7 and Year 8 were a breeze. Year 9 is harder but there is alot to learn considering we start GCSE's earlier. But I can't play a instrument, I can't dance, act or sing and I hate Maths, LOL XD

[Pureh-12]

xD I play Piano, Violin, Bass Clarinet, and Alto Sax. I'm also very good at art but I HATE Writing and I'm good at math, but I hate it.

[meowool]

In Year 6, I was one of the top five writers in the country and I have achieved the highest grade in my year for a recent English essay. I do GCSE Art which I'm listed down for as 'Gifted & Talented' and I achieve quite good grades for French. I wasn't allowed to skip a year but Year 7 and Year 8 were a breeze. Year 9 is harder but there is alot to learn considering we start GCSE's earlier. But I can't play a instrument, I can't dance, act or sing and I hate Maths, LOL XD

in my school if you're G&T then you get to miss Citizenship/tutorial. what year did you start your GCSE's? I'm not suprised, i started most of my cores before yr10.

by the way, here's a tip for Art from a year 11: always do you development work, it's why I got a D for my first unit (i'm predicted a A), but then our art teacher marks everyone down and he never tells us anything.

the only reason i get good grades and understand some things well in class is because i worked hard from middle school (when you kinda have to start paying attention in class) until now. that is the only reason i am good at my subjects, and find it annoying that some people can just breeze through school with good grades, but i just get on with it.

[horsy1050]

I didn't get to start A levels or my GCSE's early becuase my year was the year when the SAT's messed up. So If I was born 1 year later I would have probably started early and already have a A level or two. Which sucks.

So all those who are lucky enough to take GCSE's early should be thanking me and my year group, and bowing to us in the streets xD

[Fat Unicorn]

I'd just like to butt in here again. xD''

Tests don't mean you're smart. To successfully pass a test, you need to remember the answers, yes? Memorizing them.
So I pose this question to you:

Do tests really determine your level of intelligence, if it only requires you to remember the answers?


I find it amusing that so many people claim they passed a test here and say they're intelligent, when they seem to only have gotten into the early stages of highschool. xD

[Pureh-12]

Not remember the answers, but how to do it, you mean?

[Fat Unicorn]

Not remember the answers, but how to do it, you mean?

I meant "remember". You have to remember how to do it, don't you? ;P

[Pureh-12]

Yuss. That's what I said :3

[Fat Unicorn]

From what I gathered from your text, you said, bascially:

"It's not remember, but how to do it." ;3