2e Hall of Famers: Linda Neumann & Mark Bade on the Power of the 2e Community
2e: Twice Exceptional Newsletter founders Mark Bade & Linda Neumann explain the value in parents of 2e kids finding a supportive community.
2e Hall of Famers: Linda Neumann & Mark Bade (full interview)
In this series, we chat with luminaries in the field about issues impacting 2e students, parents, teachers, adults, and professionals.
What We’re Reading
News and notes from the world of education, neurodiversity, twice-exceptionality, and giftedness.
2e or Not 2e: Differences in Executive Function Deficits
Executive function deficits can manifest differently in twice-exceptional students as compared to their neurotypical peers.
Recognizing and Meeting the Needs of 2e Students
Dr. Danika Maddocks’s research offers critical recommendations for parents and educators who are supporting twice-exceptional kids.
Can Educational Therapy Help Your 2e Child?
Educational therapy is a one-on-one, intensive, individualized intervention designed to remediate learning challenges and build resilience.
Back to Virtual School Without Anxiety: Tips for Parents
In order to effectively care for their anxious children, parents first must be sure to take care of themselves.
GHF: We’re All Homeschooling Now
The Gifted Homeschoolers Forum aims to assist parents of gifted and 2e kids thrust into a distance learning environment.
2e Hall of Famers: Susan Assouline on Acceleration Tools
The Belin-Blank Center’s Dr. Susan Assouline talks to 2e News about using instruments to identify 2e students for acceleration.
Supporting 2e Kids with Executive Functioning Deficits
When it comes to supporting twice-exceptional kids with executive functioning challenges, relationships are everything.
