Originally Posted by Mahagogo5
You might be right indigo, but that would depend an awful lot on your population size.
Yes, if gifted are .1% (1%, 2%, 5%, 10%) there would statistically need to be a population of 2000 (200, 100, 40, 20) in your child's age and/or grade and/or cluster to find a second child of your child's similar relative ability.
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let alone 4 year olds
In a gifted micro school, students would typically be in a cluster with a mix of ages as gifts and abilities may vary by student. There may also be times of independent learning at one's own level and pacing.
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who are going to get along.
This may be heavily influenced by the leadership: teachers, administrators, parents. To a great degree, children can learn to be compatible classmates.