What We’re Reading
News and notes from the world of education, neurodiversity, twice-exceptionality, and giftedness.
Who Are the ‘People to Watch’ in Twice-Exceptional Education
As the 2e educational movement moves forward, we would like to recognize those who are making an impact in supporting this population of thinkers.
Navigating the Politics of Autism
Renowned government and politics professor and author John J. Pitney illuminates the many facets of spectrum politics.
2e News: Our Most Popular Stories of 2019
These pieces on various aspects of twice-exceptionality generated significant interest among our readers during this past calendar year.
Hispanics Struggle to Find Twice-Exceptional Identity
Latino students often face linguistic and cultural obstacles in regard to being identified as gifted or 2e.
Baum, Lawson Davis Receive NAGC Honor
Both honorees have “advanced the recognition of the talents and abilities” of specific populations of gifted children.
How 2e Students Can Prepare for College
These tips will help twice-exceptional students manage the transition, socially and academically, from high school to post-secondary life.
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.
Could Your Child Be Twice-Exceptional?
Twice-exceptional learners are complex and fascinating. They have enormous potential, but it may be hidden from view.
The 2e College Search: Throw the Rankings Away
Twice-exceptional students can get into highly ranked universities, but those sometimes aren’t best-suited to meet the needs of 2e kids.
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