Guiding Gifted
Are you an adult who cares about a gifted or twice-exceptional child? Are you unsure of how to support the gifted child in your life? Let us help you find the resources and path that work best for you.
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What even is help? How to figure out what you actually need and how to ask for it (opens the original)
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Hello Gifted Guides!We’re so glad you’re here! How are you doing? The school year is probably underway for your learner, and, perhaps, the initial shine and novelty of the school year is starting to dim and fade a bit. It is not uncommon for gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) learners to start off the school year with enthusiasm, and for things to run fairly smoothly for a bit. The newness and novelty of the start of the school year can sometimes fill in some of the gaps that otherwise exist, suc
Back-To-School, Back to Basics: Exploring the Neuroscience of Giftedness (opens the original)
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Hello Gifted Guides!We’re so glad you’re here! How are you doing? For some of you, your gifted or twice-exceptional (2e) learner may already back to school. For others, the first day of school is not far away. Back-to-school season can be a challenging time for myriad reasons. There are often new transitions, new routines, and new responsibilities. While all that newness can be hard to navigate, what might be even harder is revisiting recurring school struggles.Is the pit of your stomach already
Neurodiversify Your Summer Travel (opens the original)
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Hello Gifted Guides!We’re so glad you’re here! An extra special hello goes out to all our new friends from this year’s ASCA conference! If you’re looking for program info, you’ll find that at the bottom of this newsletter.How are you doing?Last month, we talked about how to move through the days of Summer Break in a way that supports your learner’s needs. We discu
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