Twice-Exceptional Kids and the Fatigue Factor
Parents and educators should remain aware that school, social, and home responsibilities can be exhausting for 2e kids.
What We’re Reading
News and notes from the world of education, neurodiversity, twice-exceptionality, and giftedness.
Building Successful Schools for 2e Children, Part 2
Meeting the social needs of twice-exceptional students is critical when running a 2e school.
Focusing on Strengths: A Lesson from Rudolph
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was ostracized for his difference when he should have been — and ultimately was — celebrated.
Homeschooling a 2e Child: Understanding Your Options
A guide to helping parents parse through the plethora of homeschooling methods and philosophies.
What We’re Reading: December 2018 archive
News and notes from the world of education, neurodiversity, twice-exceptionality, and giftedness.
Making Effective Use of Learning Styles
Contrary to detractors’ claims, students with different learning style preferences do benefit from some level of this framework.
One Parent’s Mission to Light the Way for 2e Families
Julie Skolnick’s 2e journey was difficult. Now she’s focused on making it easier for parents, educators, and therapists to support 2e kids.
High Achievement, High Expectations: My Family’s Story
We can make high expectations real for so many more kids if we focus on their strengths.
Building Successful Schools for 2e Children (Part I)
What do twice-exceptional students need in their learning environments in order to thrive?
