Parents of exceptionally gifted children know all to well that being gifted in one area often comes at the expense of developing adequately in others. The bookworm child may be … Read More
Twice-exceptional (or 2E) children are just recently beginning to receive attention in formal education. Once dismissed as not gifted at all, or unable to receive enrichment because their gift was … Read More
The term twice-exceptional, abbreviated as 2E, refers to gifted children who have some form of disability. They are considered exceptional because of their giftedness (e.g., intellectual, creative, perceptual, etc.) and because of their special … Read More
Children can be intellectually gifted or talented in some academic subjects and still have significant learning difficulties in others. Educators recognize that children can qualify for both gifted programs and … Read More
