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GETTING REEL


The DEAR REEL Model: Developing Connections
Our DEAR REEL model is based on academic research and best practices from experienced educators about what works for these learners. The DEAR REEL model consists of four lenses: Develop Connection, Embrace Flexibility, Attend to Strengths and Reframe Behaviors. This video discusses the portion regarding developing connections.
Apr 29


Are Your Writing Beliefs Getting in Your Way?
Humans aren’t great at being objective. We underestimate the effects of the environment on people’s behavior, and we overestimate the...
Apr 3


3 Tools to Help Autistic and 2e Students Write
Twice exceptionality, and autism specifically, presents unique challenges when it comes to writing. Autistic and 2e students may struggle...
Apr 3


REEL Spotlight Series: Learning about 2e/Emotional Regulation
In Action: Examples and Scenarios (Part 4 of 4) The first article in this series provides an Introduction and Overview to Emotional...
Apr 2


REEL Spotlight Series: Learning about 2e/Emotional Regulation
Important to Know: The Role of Co-Regulation (Part 3 of 4) The first article in this series provided an Introduction and Overview to...
Apr 2


REEL Spotlight Series: Learning about 2e/Emotional Regulation
A 3-Step Pathway to Better Regulation Management (Part 2 of 4) The first article in this series provided an Introduction and Overview to...
Apr 2


REEL Spotlight Series: Learning about 2e/Emotional Regulation
Understanding 2e and Self-Regulation (Part 1 of 4) As part of REEL’s mission is to ensure Silicon Valley twice-exceptional students...
Apr 2


What is Executive Function, and How Can You Improve It?
Lily's writing struggles reveal hidden executive function (EF) challenges. Discover 6 strategies to boost EF, transforming writing from drea
Mar 27
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