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4 days ago · Learn more about 2e students by taking our course, Strategies for Supporting Twice-Exceptional Students. It’s great for CE credits for educators, and the course will be enlightening to anyone curious about helping 2e students thrive in the classroom. Here’s a link to the free course about power struggles from Danika Maddocks.
1 day ago · Twice exceptional (often abbreviated as 2e) refers to individuals who possess high abilities or giftedness in one or more areas while simultaneously facing challenges or disabilities in other areas. These individuals exhibit a unique blend of strengths and weaknesses, making their identification and support more complex compared to their peers who are either gifted or have disabilities but not ...
3 days ago · Twice-exceptional (2e) learners are both gifted and have another diagnosis (like autism, ADHD, learning disability, anxiety, and more). They need support for both their advanced cognitive abilities and areas of struggle. Online Resources on Twice-Exceptional Students.
5 days ago · According to the Colorado Department of Education, twice-exceptional students are those who are identified as gifted according to state criteria AND Identified with a disability according to federal/state criteria - and the disability qualifies the student for either an Individual Education Plan (IEP) or a Section 504 Plan.
1 day ago · The rule to follow when teaching students who are twice exceptional is simple. When teaching in their areas of strength, offer them the same compacting and differentiation opportunities available to other gifted students.
3 days ago · In The 2e Futurist, I share my thoughts and observations about Twice Exceptional (2e) from an innovator and futurist’s perspective. This newsletter also covers behind-the-scene updates about The 2e Talent Club, an upcoming unique online community for 2e kids to showcase knowledge, engage in healthy screen time, and develop critical soft skills.
5 days ago · The Twice-Exceptional Summer Academies will be two-day semi-residential experiences that focus on a variety of topics to help prepare students for success in college and a separate schedule covering relevant information for parents/guardians.
