alleryRoughly what share of students do gifted programmes generally select?
AHalf of the class
BAbout a quarter
CTen percent or fewer
DThree quarters
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Ten percent or fewer
1. Gifted programmes are meant for exceptional students only.
2. Selection is generally limited to 10% or fewer of students.
3. Larger shares such as a quarter or half would not be exceptional.
_Source: Wikipedia, Gifted education, lead section_
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