Israeli Students in Gifted Programs Skew Towards Wealthy Backgrounds

A significant majority of students enrolled in gifted programs in Israel come from affluent backgrounds, with 70% originating from wealthier segments of society. This finding highlights a potential socioeconomic disparity in access to advanced educational opportunities.

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