When Twice-Exceptional Students Become the Experts
Student mastery of an interest area can benefit the students themselves and also their 2e peers.
Five Tips to Navigate the 2e University Search Process
Just as traditional learning environments typically aren’t a great fit for 2e learners, standard approaches to college searches also aren’t ideal for this population.
What We’re Reading
News and notes from the world of education, neurodiversity, twice-exceptionality, and giftedness.
Don’t Hide 2e Children’s Identity from Themselves
Twice-exceptional children know they think differently than many of their peers. Help them to understand why that is and what it means.
Timeout for 2e: Social/Emotional Development of 2e Kids
The grade school and high school experiences of twice-exceptional learners typically are filled with difficult challenges.
NAGC Announces Gifted Coordinator Award Winners
The Gifted Coordinator Award is presented annually to an administrator who has made significant contributions to gifted children in their school district.
Seney on Books: Bibliotherapy at Work
Stacy McAnulty’s The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl provides a great avenue to teach empathy to gifted and 2e students.
Could ‘No-Deal’ Brexit Hurt Special Education in the U.K.?
Brexit could have a significant impact on schools in Great Britain, according to a leaked U.K. government document.
Seeking Inclusion for Your Twice-Exceptional Child
How can you help your child navigate the social climate, find like-minded peers, and remain true to himself?
Joe Renzulli on 2e: Public Policy, Professional Development Key
Dr. Joe Renzulli talks to 2e News about existing challenges in spreading knowledge about the needs 2e learners.
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