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Bright Not Broken

Gifted Kids, ADHD, and Autism

Rebecca S. Banks
4.4
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Duration
8h 14m
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Tantor Media, Inc.

About

Our future is in jeopardy and our gifted children are our best hope for solving the myriad problems humanity faces. Within the gifted world is a large population of children whose giftedness remains unrecognized and undeveloped because they are also diagnosed with one or more developmental or learning disorders. These children are known as Twice Exceptional (or 2e) individuals who are gifted and also have a physical or mental impairment. In some cases, a child’s disability masks his giftedness, causing educators and other adults in the child’s life to focus on his weaknesses rather than developing his talents. In other cases, a child’s giftedness can mask her disability, meaning she won’t receive the special education services that could help her manage and possibly overcome her disability. This misperception impacts 2e children because they remain trapped in a never-ending cycle of chasing a diagnosis to explain their weaknesses instead of having the world recognize and cultivate the tremendous gifts they have to offer. Today's 2e kids are our next Albert Einstein’s, Isaac Newton’s, and Bill Gates sand we need to find them and nurture their enormous talents. Bright Not Broken shows readers how to identify a twice-exceptional child understand these misunderstood kids and comprehend why it can be such a labyrinth to get a correct diagnosis support 2e kids success at school and at home

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Artists

Rebecca S. BanksAuthor
Temple Grandin, Ph. D.Author
Diane M. KennedyAuthor
Vanessa HartReader