New homeschool parents have a variety of educational approaches to choose from, each with differing philosophies, methods, and goals. The same is true for families
Many homeschool moms choose to use a systematic phonics program to teach their children to read. Once they get the teachers manual, they encounter a
For those of you who have followed our blog for awhile, you know that I typically write about how learning happens in homeschools. I guess
For many kids with special learning needs, textbook reading yields only frustration and complete lack of retention of the information. That’s why unique learners benefit from an approach with an emphasis on multisensory activities.
Homeschooling and regrouping in January can be an effective way to reassess and make necessary adjustments to your homeschooling routine. Here are a few suggestions
Advent calendars can be a helpful tool to make homeschooling more manageable in December by providing structure, motivation, and incorporating educational activities.
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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