"Does my gifted child have ADHD?" is a common question. Learn six similarities and differences between them plus two coping strategies needed for both.
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2e students - gifted children with ADHD or related conditions — need parental support and school advocacy in order to thrive at school. Extracurricular activities that focus on strength and interests can help motivate your twice exceptional child.
Being a gifted kid with untreated ADHD made for big problems in my life. Here's how that circumstance affected my happiness and self-esteem for years.
Hi friends! I have been working hard all day on this blog post and I hope it helps you in your support of GT kiddos in your classroom! As the GT teacher for my grade level, I'm expected to take 18 hours of training on supporting GT kiddos, and I just finished last weekend. It
Attention deficit disorder? No way: our busy brains spur us to the heights of innovation - so we should celebrate our out-of-the-box thinkers!
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If you are the parent of a gifted child and haven't learned about gifted intensity you most likely have experienced it. Emotions are a part of every human life. Emotional Intensity is as natural for a gifted individual as breathing. Children who have minds that process neurological functions at a faster rate also process emotions at
Researchers have identified 27 new gene variants associated with the development of ADHD.
Is your child's school using RTI (response to intervention) or MTSS (multi-tier system of supports) to provide extra learning support? Here are some questions.
Parents & Teachers- 2e or Twice Exceptional students are complex kids who are GIFTED & HAVE LEARNING CHALLENGES (adhd, asd, dyslexia, executive function etc
ADHD kids are gifted with incredible passion. Helping them learn how to best control that passion is the challenge here.
ADHD is your diagnosis, not your identity. It does not measure your potential in life, your worth as a person, or your intelligence. You can be ADHD and gifted.
From IEPs to 504 Plans, follow one parent's journey to find the perfect school for her son, who is both intellectually gifted and has ADHD.
I recently blogged about differentiated learning regarding students with ADHD. Today I wanted to focus on the needs of gifted learners. I feel like these students are often left in the classroom without much consideration. I mean, why should we worry about them, aren’t they already ahead of the game? Please DO NOT have this perspective on gifted students! If teachers
There is a lot of overlap when we start looking at highly sensitive children, autistic children, gifted children, ADHD children and children with anxiety. This blog post provides an overview of the similarities and differences between these various experiences.
Written by Deborah Reber, a bestselling author and mother in the midst of an eye-opening journey with her son who is twice exceptional (ADHD and profoundly gifted), Differently Wired is a how-to, a manifesto, a book of wise advice, and the best kind of been-there, done-that companion.
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