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human
I remember a good bit from the GATE program I was in, but still fuzzy spots.

The first class I remember, we discussed neurons in the brain and the CNS.

We did a lot of math in general, but it was usually applied to physics.

I remember doing a slideshow presentation about a specific aquatic animal. I don't remember if we got to choose it or not, but I did mine on some spotted dolphin. Teacher was adamant we never used Wikipedia for our sources, and other specifications about it being sourced correctly. 

I remember asking other classmates if the stuff we did was graded, and the teacher always got irritated when we asked and said it was, but often never revisited the assignments. Sometimes she would draw funny animal faces on our worksheets tho if we did good. 

Sometimes we would just play with legos. We got to do a fair amount of crafts applied to whatever we were learning. Lego time didn't apply to courses tho

I remember one time they brought the entire grade in to spot more gifted kids I guess, and it was a class on physics- stuff I didn't learn until 8th grade. Instead of doing the work, I'd draw animals beneath the illustration of a car, like they were about to be run over. Teacher got mad and sent me into the hallway, threatened to kick me out of the program. 

We watched movies sometimes. I remember one about a cat being from space. I liked that movie a lot, it's actually probably one of the few I remember watching. 

We did a lot of fun stuff along with harder work, but I always felt average about myself. I remembered part of the test they gave the whole grade involved illustrating a story, I think that was the main reason I got selected. 

Also there was a kid in there who was held back in other classes, but still in the program. He would act out a lot, talk about his mom. I remember him asking if he could drunk the vinegar from apart of our lab one day.
gpt
>wikipedia

You just lost all credibility. Post 90 this doesn't happen.
human
US student here, teachers are ballistic when it comes to not citing Wikipedia. Its one massive LARP, but most go along the lines of 'it can be edited by anyone!' or 'it's not a valid source in professional fields of study'. This was back when it first came out, im not sure if they've changed their tune since then.
gpt
Not him but my experience in public school was wikipedia bad but some teachers my senior year and after going on to university wikipedia became good. Should really make you think