Friday, September 20, 2024

1st Session

10:15 am – 11:00 am

PresenterTopicRoom
Claire Hughes,
Debbie Troxclair, Wendy Behrens
Trellis and Bloom Model of Teaching 2eSweet
Sheyanne SmithLearning for ALL: Using an MTSS Framework to Support Gifted and Twice-Exceptional StudentsIVDL
Matt ZakreskiThey’re All Going to Find Out I’m a Fraud!” Combatting Impostor Syndrome in the Neurodivergent BrainBonda
Virginia CarrilloSupporting the Emotional Needs of Hispanic Twice-Exceptional StudentsUR 107
Hellen MunyaoMediation for Twice-exceptional children and youth among correctional populations in AfricaUR 108

2nd Session

11:15 am – 12:00 pm

PresenterTopicRoom
Maggie Eubanks,
Holly Kincaid,
Lisa Jobe,
Michelle Smith, Meredith Thornhill
Panel Discussion 2e EducatorsSweet
Karen Arnstein
Barry Gelston
Applying the Spiral Model of Development (SMD) for Classroom SuccessIVDL
Matt ZakreskiTable Top! Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Games that Your Students will Actually LikeBonda
Cherise KlebanovPrimary School Aged Gifted Children and Sensory Processing Sensitivity: Assessing and Providing SupportUR 107

3rd Session

12:00 – 1:00 pm

Lunch

Discussion Sessions

PresenterTopic
Maggie Eubanks,
Holly Kincaid,
Lisa Jobe,
Michelle Smith, Meredith Thornhill
Panel Discussion 2e Educators
Karen Arnstein
Barry Gelston
Applying the Spiral Model of Development (SMD) for Classroom Success

Poster

PresenterTopic
Marquan JonesEmpowering Voices: How YPAR Develops Strengths and Skills in Youth.

Vendor Session

Davidson Institute

The Davidson Institute is a national nonprofit serving profoundly gifted and twice-exceptional students, ages 5-18, and their families as they navigate the intellectual, academic, and social-emotional growth of their child. Come chat with Megan Cannella, Director of Outreach, to learn more about how the Davidson Institute’s FREE resources and programming can support you and your learners. Visit us at DavidsonGifted.org.

4th Session

1:00 pm – 1:45 pm

PresenterTopicRoom
Debbie Troxclair,
Eleonoor VanGerven, Michelle Ronksley-Pavia
Developing and Using Strengths-Based Interventions for Neurodiverse LearnersSweet
Ali Martin ScholfieldOh the Places You’ll Go: Twice Exceptional Students Heading to CollegeIVDL
Wendy BehrensDeveloping and Implementing Policies to Support Twice-Exceptional StudentsBonda
Cynthia HansenExploring Diverse Minds: Using Gameplay to Help Twice-exceptional Learners Embrace Positive Self-IdentitiesUR 107
Katie Lewis and Angela NovakDeveloping Professional Learning for Educators of Neurodiverse Children: Cultivating Equitable ProgramsUR 108

5th Session

2:00 pm – 2:45 pm

PresenterTopicRoom
Maria LohrEffective Practices to Identify and Support Twice Exceptional LearnersSweet
Ophelie DeSmet
Tammy Byrd
Navigating the Complexities of Giftedness, Disability, and Cultural Background: A Case StudyIVDL
Lynne Henwood
Brett Monnard
Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice: 2e Programming That Works!Bonda
Cynthia GearyThe Twice Exceptional Culturally and Linguistically Diverse StudentUR 107
Angela NovakEquitable Gifted Curriculum: Opening Windows, Mirrors, & Sliding Glass Doors for 2e/3e LearnersUR 108

6th Session

3:00 pm – 3:45 pm

PresenterTopicRoom
Maria LohrStrength Based Planning for Instruction to Support Students Who are Twice ExceptionalSweet
Danny CanfieldPolicy and PresenceIVDL
Abby KiriginWhere are you going in the 21st Century? Career Awareness, Identity, and YouBonda
Ana Miro
Nancy Viana
Impact of twice exceptionality on the family: Parental perspectiveUR 107
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