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Gifted students who have poor executive functions but test within the state-mandated norms are often not recognized as needing specialized assistance, yet these are often underachievers who are most at risk. When Lazy Doesn’t Make Sense: The Impact of Executive Functions on Gifted Familiesĭifficulty starting a task staying focused on school tasks and great ideas without follow-through are symptoms of executive functioning Often our brightest students are labeled “lazy” and begin to doubt their abilities when their production lags. We'll start playing right away, and you'll come away from the experience with new, fun tools for yourself and your families to relate in new ways.

This 'Playshop' is for people who want to experience Improv's unique path to ease, community, transcending perfectionism, coming into the moment, and accessing intuitive creativity. Through this immersion into Improv's culture of "Yes, and." you'll feel support and belonging. Improv games offer gifted adults a mirroring experience like no other. Improv for Gifted Adults: An experiential PlayshopĭESCRIPTION - Laugh, connect, and play.

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In this presentation, 2e expert, Julie Skolnick, M.A., J.D., will address the what, why and how of Executive Functioning, utilizing strength based strategies for the classroom and home. Without understanding Executive Functioning skills and the effect on gifted/2e children, it is nearly impossible to adequately and effectively teach these skills. The What, Why and How of Executive Functioning for Gifted and 2e StudentsĮxecutive Functions are commonly thought of as a skill set needed to ‘get things done.’ In fact, Executive Functions are the overarching skill set that allow a person to not only initiate and complete tasks (execute), but also directly affect a person’s ability to regulate mood and behavior. This workshop will explore college planning tips and potential pitfalls, with the goal of successfully easing the transition for your gifted or twice-exceptional child. It is essential to actively support and guide your child in their choices throughout high school and through the college application process. Yet, many families are overwhelmed with the planning process and often regret having relied solely on overworked guidance counselors to shepherd their child along this journey. Through stories about intense gifted kids and examples of ways to help them, Emily shares ideas to help our kids who are "a little bit extra" find healthy ways to manage their emotions.Ĭollege planning tips for families of gifted and twice-exceptional children: Start early plan wiselyįinding a college that provides the best academic and social/emotional "fit" is especially critical for gifted and twice-exceptional students. The skills needed to develop emotional regulation can be developed over time with guidance and compassion from parents and educators. For gifted and twice-exceptional kids and teens, dealing with "all the feels" can be exhausting. Processing and managing emotions is hard for even the most level-headed of us.

Helping Gifted Kids Manage "All the Feels" ĩ:45-10:00 AM Welcome/Opening Remarks (Michael Postma) To receive the membership coupon code, email. For one day only registrations (Friday or Saturday), the cost is $69 for annual members, and $99 for non-members and non-annual members.

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Kristina Henry Collins, and of course, making new connections and friendships! Each day includes unique sessions featuring renowned presenters, and will cover a range of topics focused on the social and emotional needs of the gifted community.Ĭost: For full conference registration, the cost is $95 for annual members, and $119 for non-members and non-annual members.

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Textbook content produced by OpenStax is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License 4.0 license.SENG is thrilled to bring the experience of our annual conference to a worldwide gifted, talented, and twice-exceptional community! Join SENG’s December Online Mini Conference for two dynamic days packed with valuable speaker sessions, a special keynote presentation from SENG President Dr. Lund, Todd Pfannestiel, Sylvie Waskiewicz, Paul Vickery

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