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Gifted students sometimes have disabilities too, which require special interventions. Here's where you can come in and talk about research or personal situations (as you see fit).
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Created By: Ginger Lewman
Latest Activity: May 6
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getting a school to recognize the weaknesses
Started by Chastity Pawloski May 6.
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Comment by Chastity Pawloski on May 5, 2008 at 10:36pm - How do you get a school to recognize a twice-exceptional student's weaknesses when they are able to perform above level?
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Comment by Chastity Pawloski on March 23, 2008 at 8:21pm
- My son is more than twice-exceptional. He is gifted, has dysgraphia, anxiety and perfectionist issues (who doesn't) and is HILARIOUS! I love him very much and pity those who do not see just how exceptional (!!!) he is.
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