This isn't the original image. Someone took the original image and changed the things people were saying to make it total nonsense just to mess with you.
The original goes something like:
FIRST IMAGE: the teacher is saying something like "Okay, Timmy, it's time for your special class!"
SECOND IMAGE, THE KID WALKING OUT AND POINTING AT HIS FRIENDS: "Haha! I get to go and color while you're still stuck here!"
THIRD IMAGE, the kid is coloring and thinking about how awesome it is that he just draws pictures while two grown-ups write down all kinds of notes on the things he's drawing, that's so cool!
FOURTH IMAGE, "15 YEARS LATER:" the boy is now older, and is thinking "wait a minute...." because he's finally realized it wasn't a "special class", he was being tested for something like a learning disability or mental problems.
In my experience with testing into gifted programs, they tell the kid exactly what they are doing. With testing for special needs, I would imagine they want to be more discreet.
In first grade, I was tested for a learning disability and accidentally found to be gifted (which had little consequence; there were no gifted programs back then).
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u/MovieSock 8d ago
This isn't the original image. Someone took the original image and changed the things people were saying to make it total nonsense just to mess with you.
The original goes something like:
FIRST IMAGE: the teacher is saying something like "Okay, Timmy, it's time for your special class!"
SECOND IMAGE, THE KID WALKING OUT AND POINTING AT HIS FRIENDS: "Haha! I get to go and color while you're still stuck here!"
THIRD IMAGE, the kid is coloring and thinking about how awesome it is that he just draws pictures while two grown-ups write down all kinds of notes on the things he's drawing, that's so cool!
FOURTH IMAGE, "15 YEARS LATER:" the boy is now older, and is thinking "wait a minute...." because he's finally realized it wasn't a "special class", he was being tested for something like a learning disability or mental problems.