What We’re Reading
News and notes from the world of education, neurodiversity, twice-exceptionality, and giftedness.
2e Hall of Famers: Sally Reis on the Ideal Teacher
We chat with 2e Center Hall of Fame inductee Sally Reis about the characteristics of a good teacher of twice-exceptional kids.
2e Hall of Famers: Sally Reis — Full Interview
In this 2e Hall of Famers video series, we chat with luminaries in the field about critical issues impacting 2e students, parents, teachers, adults, and professionals today.
Eleven Words Changed My Life — and My Son’s
In changing learning approach and environment, one mother helped her first-grade dropout son find his way to Oxford.
The Rise of the Neurodiverse Workplace:
Companies Embrace Another Kind of Diversity
Companies are harnessing the cognitive energies of all people to evolve the notion of what it means to be a successful professional in the workplace.
How an International School’s Hybrid Program Supports 2e Kids
Le Sallay International Academy in France uses both online learning and on-campus interaction to provide twice-exceptional students with an ideal learning environment.
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.
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