Some homeschool moms spend months or even years planning to homeschool their children. They research homeschool approaches and the laws of their state. They study
The brain takes in information in four ways: visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic. Auditory processing impacts many areas of learning, especially language development. Auditory skills
For the parents, deschooling is a chance to get set up and explore the homeschool approach that fits the family best. This transition period allows time to research curriculum options, order, and get the home set up to encourage learning.
Perhaps the most frequent question I hear from both new and seasoned homeschool moms is “What is the best homeschool math curriculum?” Before I go
I hear that question nearly every day from both new homeschool families and those who are struggling to find a good fit for their unique
Two common requests I hear from homeschoolers is for reading lists for older students and what to do for high school literature for kids with
I am a learning specialist with over 30 years of experience as a classroom teacher, special education teacher, academic therapist, speaker, and consultant. Throughout my career I have worked primarily with students with dyslexia, ADHD, autism, anxiety issues, and prenatal exposure to alcohol/substances.
I am also a veteran homeschool mom of 20+ years. I have three adult children we homeschooled all the way through, each with some type of specialized learning need, including dyslexia, anxiety, and academically giftedness. I also have an amazing adopted guy who has multiple special needs and has moved between homeschool and special education in public school. I understand unique learners from both parents and home educators perspectives.
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