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Twice-Exceptional Students: Common Misconceptions

December 16, 2016/in Frontpage Article, Learning Disabilities, Middle School, Parent, Professional, Teaching /by Wendy Taylor

Parents of twice-exceptional (2E) students know all too well that their child’s learning can be more complicated than expected. Twice-exceptional students, once referred to as GTLD, are characterized by their gifted abilities and the fact that they meet the criteria for an IEP or 504 plan. With such a unique combination of learning strengths and […]

National Special Education Day: Instruction for Twice-Exceptional Students

December 14, 2016/in Frontpage Article, Learning Disabilities, Middle School, Parent, Professional, Teaching /by Wendy Taylor

The second day of December marks an important day in education. National Special Education Day may be widely unknown to most people outside of the classroom; however, its significance is notable. This special day, which officially began in 2005, marks the anniversary of the signing of our nation’s first special education law passed in 1975. […]

How to Keep Up After an Absence: High School Part 3 of 3

December 9, 2016/in Absence, Frontpage Article, High School, Parent, Professional, Teaching /by Wendy Taylor

Tis the season…for absences. With any absence from school, there will certainly be some amount of make-up work. The unfortunate truth is that prolonged absence from school can be detrimental for high school students—especially those students who are taking advanced placement classes. The height of flu season, combined with the holiday season, tends to create […]

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