2e NEWS has posted an article on its site that is fully accessible to non-subscribers as well as subscribers to that successor to 2e: Twice-Exceptional Newsletter. The article is “How Public School Districts Can Support 2e Learners,” and it’s by Callie Turk, founder of ” an advocacy group building bridges between twice-exceptional learners, their parents, and educators in Silicon Valley.” Find the article.
BRIGHT & QUIRKY has posted a video recorded during the 2019 B&Q Child Summit on a topic of particular relevance right now: what to do when your child finds change to be stressful. The tactic: building “anchor points” into the day to foster predictability. Find the video.
JULIE SKOLNICK, drawing on a recent presentation to a Maryland GT group, has created and posted a video for parents and educators about supporting their own mental health and helping with strategies for engagement and connection during this time. Free registration for “Let’s Talk 2e” is required to view the video. Register and view.
TiLT PARENTING’S Debbie Reber seems enthusiastic about her most recent podcast, with psychotherapist Tina Payne Bryson about “showing up” for your kids. Find the podcast.
ADDITUDE provides advice on the same topic as Debbie’s podcast, making sure you’re present for your child. ADDitude calls it “the most obvious pandemic parenting advice you may not be following.” Find the article.
EDUTOPIA offers advice on adapting IEP goals to remote learning, some help in meeting that challenge during our current situation. Find the article.
AND, FINALLY THIS: Jen the Blogger (and musician) feels as if her life is a “fermatta” — or maybe a “ceasure” — but for sure on pause. Read her blog.
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