alleryWhy do separate gifted classes or schools tend to cost more?
AFree meals for all pupils
BLonger school holidays
CLarger playgrounds on site
DSmaller classes per teacher
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Smaller classes per teacher
1. Separate gifted classes usually have fewer pupils.
2. This means a lower student-to-teacher ratio.
3. More teacher time per student raises costs.
_Source: Wikipedia, Gifted education, Full-time separate classes or schools_
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