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  • Considered one of the most marginalized groups in Western society, the lives of people with learning disabilities have been defined by being personally, socially, and institutionally cast-off and discriminated against (Hall, 2005). People with learning disabilities also experience disproportionate levels of violence and victimization that negatively impact both mental and physical health and general well-being (Wiseman & Watson, 2022). Gifted/talented neurodivergent people with historically minoritized ethnic identities (3e) face notable academic challenges because of inequitable practices during their K-12 journey that include lower teacher expectations, poorer quality educational experiences, limited enrichment opportunities, unqualified teachers, and harsher discipline (Mayes & Moore, 2016a). Further, 3e students are enigmatic learners who, despite their giftedness, are often disproportionately identified as special education students and significantly under identified as gifted students. It is generally understood that neurodivergent learners' formative K-12 educational experiences can shape adult outcomes in meaningful ways. 3e students navigate through lived experiences as multiply-marginalized people, in relationship to their various social identities, which are best understood through the lenses of positionality, spatiality, sociality, and temporality. Cross-disciplinary study, using a critical narrative inquiry methodological approach, can provide opportunities for educational leaders and researchers to develop a depth of understanding of complex processes like identity development and social and affective development. This knowledge can in turn guide the development of social and emotional supports and educational interventions that are critically important elements of effective educational and transition planning that can improve K-12 and adult outcomes for these incredibly brilliant but notably underserved learners. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved)

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