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But the gifted class also has kids in it who talk to you.
Not when the teacher thinks we need to be better behaved than the normal kids because we were smarter than them. Not when everybody in the class has parents that beat them for coming home with a B. Not when...
I just had a relatively normal class with extra projects and more advanced math lessons. It didn’t seem to have much of an effect on me, except for awakening an interest in the Aztecs that might have contributed to wanting to learn Spanish. It looks like that’s pretty standard from the study linked in this comment chain.
Ah, so it wasn't the same. The person I was responding to was saying their fully seperated stream didn't hurt them, but it sounds like yours was pretty integrated.
No assuming needed, we talked about it openly, before quickly getting shushed by the teachers.