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Finding the Right School Fit for Your 2e Child

Finding the Right School Fit for Your 2e Child

Aug 5, 2020 | Assessments, Counseling, Education, Giftedness, Parenting

By Dr. Lisa White, Summit Center  Are you wondering whether public school, private school, or homeschooling might be the best option for your child who is gifted, 2e, or has learning challenges? There are a lot of things to consider when making that choice. Many...
Reviving Chess Battles: Using Games to Strengthen Executive Functioning, by Deanna Kim, M.Ed., Educational Therapist

Reviving Chess Battles: Using Games to Strengthen Executive Functioning, by Deanna Kim, M.Ed., Educational Therapist

Apr 2, 2019 | Assessments, Education, Parenting

My friends think that I am weird. There is no TV in our house. Technically we have no TV services. My husband and I are in agreement that we can survive with one less thing at home in this technology abundant environment. One lazy summer afternoon, my kids and I were...
What’s Up With All the Dys’? And What You Can Do About It, by Dr. Dan Peters

What’s Up With All the Dys’? And What You Can Do About It, by Dr. Dan Peters

May 16, 2016 | Assessments, Education, Parenting

There are many types of learning disorders that can affect our children. The good news is that learning differences and disabilities are getting more press and attention. However, it can get confusing when trying to understand what they mean and how they are similar...
What’s Up With All the Dys’? And What You Can Do About It, by Dr. Dan Peters

The Twice-Exceptional Adult, by Dr. Dan Peters

Nov 16, 2015 | Assessments, Counseling, Giftedness, Parenting

This piece originally appeared on Psychology Today. Many gifted adults may find that they are still suffering from experiences and challenges that affected them as children. Others find they are experiencing new challenges related to finding their passion, identity,...
Differentiated Educational Plans – Building on Student Strengths, One Child at a Time, by Dr. Susan Daniels

Differentiated Educational Plans – Building on Student Strengths, One Child at a Time, by Dr. Susan Daniels

Jun 15, 2015 | Assessments, Education, Giftedness

Do you hear from your child how bored they are in school? Do you feel your child is not being challenged appropriately? When a regular classroom curriculum is not meeting a gifted child’s intellectual and academic needs, that child may need a Differentiated...
Eyes, Ears, and Learning – by Nancy Knop, Ph.D., ET/P

Eyes, Ears, and Learning – by Nancy Knop, Ph.D., ET/P

May 18, 2015 | Assessments, Education

If you can’t see, or if you can’t hear, you will have trouble learning. As obvious as that seems, the fact is that problems with seeing and hearing are NOT obvious. Many children have seeing and hearing difficulty and we don’t know it. We aren’t born with mature...
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