I was in the GATE program, although I don't remember much of the curriculum as not much really stands out in my memory. I remember being frustrated by it eventually since the program required me and the other GATE kids to be taken out of class to attend, as a result I had to play catch up in certain subjects.
I was in the program from 2nd to 7th grade or so. Seems creepy in retrospect, since I remember attending but not really learning anything. Maybe others had a different experience, but I can't recognize any benefit I experienced from the program.
Ours was called TAG. Started in elementary school and continued into high school. Just solved puzzles, played cards and did the occasional cultural field trip. They gave us the previous year's voided mensa test at one point, but that's the only noteworthy thing I remember from the program.
I was in the GATE program, although I don't remember much of the curriculum as not much really stands out in my memory. I remember being frustrated by it eventually since the program required me and the other GATE kids to be taken out of class to attend, as a result I had to play catch up in certain subjects.
I was in the program from 2nd to 7th grade or so. Seems creepy in retrospect, since I remember attending but not really learning anything. Maybe others had a different experience, but I can't recognize any benefit I experienced from the program.
Ours was called TAG. Started in elementary school and continued into high school. Just solved puzzles, played cards and did the occasional cultural field trip. They gave us the previous year's voided mensa test at one point, but that's the only noteworthy thing I remember from the program.