Understand asynchronous development in gifted and 2e children. Learn how uneven growth impacts school, emotions, and daily life, plus strategies to support them.

Myths About Twice-Exceptional Students  Because twice-exceptional   students have remarkable strengths, several myths about them have emerged: Myth #1 : “They’re just lazy or difficult.” Myths about Twice-Exceptional (2e) Students A student might passionately discuss World War II, reciting battles, facts, figures, and political nuances with the depth of a history professor. Yet when asked to write an essay on the topic, they produce work far below grade level. Teachers and pa

Jamie and Rainn’s talk, “Behind the Mask,” explored how 2E kids manage anxiety through masking, often appearing high-achieving while struggling internally. They shared personal stories as late-diagnosed neurodivergent adults and stressed the need for safe spaces where children can unmask and be themselves.

Discover how AI can support—or hinder—2e students’ writing. Learn when AI helps, when it harms, and how to foster joyful, strengths-based writing skills.