The Unique Learner's
Homeschool & Special Education Blog
Learn from Sue’s 30+ years of experience and gain first-hand insight to teach help you teach your unique learner! Our homeschool and special education blog covers a variety of categories to help you with your unique learner, such as cognitive skills, organization, math, reading, and so many more.
5 Fun & Easy Activities to Make Learning FUN this May
Let’s Dive In! Get ready to spice up your homeschool curriculum this May with easy activities to make learning fun! From celebrating May Day with
How to Create a High School Transcript and Its Importance
Creating a homeschool high school transcript is an important step to provide a declaration that your student completed adequate coursework for graduation. This document serves
Great Reasons to Add Learning Games into your Homeschool Curriculum
As homeschooling parents, we are always looking for engaging and effective ways to help our children learn. One activity that is often overlooked but can
Make April FUN with these Special Needs Homeschool Activities
Spring is well underway, and the regular school year is in its last stretch. Keeping the momentum going in a homeschool can be a challenge.
Unique Easter Activities to Make Your Homeschool Awesome!
Easter can be a wonderful time to incorporate learning fun and educational activities into your homeschool curriculum. Here are some ideas for Easter Activities to
Write Better Homeschool ILP Goals for a Special Ed Students
I frequently get asked how an IEP will transfer to a homeschool. The simple answer is, “It can’t.” An IEP is a legal document that
Hi, I'm Sue Hegg!
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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