Gifted schools are considered as a place where students have to study hard so that they can pass its entrance examination. However, many students are attracted by it and would like to study here because the benefits it brings. Firstly, it is a common belief that students who study at gifted schools are always learning, they do not have free time to relax. Actually, these schools have a lot of extracurricular activities which help students informed social. Secondly, different from usual school, gifted schools have a higher educated programs that you can achieve excellence in your specialized field, so you can have deeper insight into your area of specialization. Moreover, you have an opportunity to take part in many national competitions as international competitions. For instance, my uncle who learned at high school for gifted students, said : “ I gain a lot of new things, not only in my talented field but also in every subject through lessons at school especially the contestants I have joined. Now I have much useful knowledge in life.”. Finally, studying in that such a competitive environment, you will terribly have much peer pressure, but that help you have more motivation to striven and promote your self-learning ability. Furthermore, quite universities have issued regulations on direct recruitment of students from specialized schools. In conclusion, gifted schools are not only train students in studying or in their career, but also informed their personalities.
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English?
If you ask a perfunctory question like that, you are inviting a perfunctory answer like Yes, that's English.
I assume this is meant to be an essay. An essay usually discusses some particular topic or answers a question of some kind. It should also be structured into paragraphs, including an introductory paragraph, a paragraph for each of your main point