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GETTING REEL


Using Picture Books (and Other Things) to Connect with Your Young 2e Children
There are so many benefits to reading with our young children. Of course, we have heard that reading stories makes them more likely to...


November Executive Director Update
Dear REEL community, This fall has been an especially busy season for REEL. We have presented at numerous conferences, including...


THE DEAR REEL MODEL: Classroom Strategies for Twice-Exceptional Student Success
In this recording from Join REEL's executive director, Abby Kirigin, to discover new strategies and ideas for supporting twice-exceptional (2e) students at school using the DEAR REEL model. We developed the DEAR REEL model to provide a more concrete way to provide guidance on working with the 2e. The 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 Connec


5th Annual 2e Private School & Education Options Panel Summary
TL;DR Parents of 2e learners often have trouble finding an ideal learning environment for their child. Should you stay in public school,...


Through the Neurodiverse Lens
Hi! My name is Pravin; I am 16 years old and am incredibly passionate about neurodiversity advocacy. Over the last four years, I have had...


Tips for School Trips: How to Make Trips Accessible to Neurodivergent Students
Many schools create wonderful field trips, camping excursions, and out-of-town expeditions to facilitate group bonding, enhance the...


23-24 REEL Impact Report
“REEL educating the larger Bay Area community on 2e topics is also key. Raising bright neurodivergent children in a community that...


Strengthening Executive Functioning at Home
Having a kiddo with lagging executive function skills can make parents feel panicked. But we parents are uniquely well-positioned to help.
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