Navigating Twice-Exceptional Education:
what we know works and where to from here
With
Rhiannon Lowrey
Rhiannon will discuss
- How we identify 2e when one aspect covers and hides the other
- Classroom adjustments that can work for everyone
- Parenting a 2e child
- Student friendly 2e toolbox
Rhiannon Lowrey believes curiosity is a renewable resource—and she’s spent the last 15 years proving it. A multi-award-winning STEM and gifted-education leader, Rhiannon heads the cross-age “I AM” program at Cornish College, lectures in STEM pedagogy at the University of Melbourne, and serves on the Board of the Australian Association for the Education of Gifted & Talented, where she also directs National Gifted Awareness Week.
Equal parts scholar and storyteller, she is currently in the beginning stages of her PhD into Mathematics Inclusive Education while co-authoring Too Quirky, Too Quick—a practical handbook for twice-exceptional learners that has already found its way into many library bookshelves.
Yet ask her what makes her heart sing and she’ll say, “Watching a student’s idea go from doodle to drone.” Rhiannon’s sessions blend warm anecdotes with data-driven strategies, leaving audiences smiling and armed with evidence-based tools.
Prepare to measure twice, wonder often, and leave inspired.
7.30 pm – 9:00 pm, Thursday 13th November 2025
Online Delivery
Those registered will be emailed a Zoom link and instructions a few days before the event.
All welcome
Current TAG financial members – Free
Non-members – $10
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