Navigating education for a child on the autism spectrum can feel like solving an intricate puzzle. But here’s the truth: with the right strategies, approach, and understanding, you can create an incredible learning environment that helps your child not just … Continue reading →
Introduction Thanksgiving is a season filled with family, gratitude, and celebration, but it also presents an excellent opportunity for integrating engaging, hands-on learning activities. For children with Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD), interactive and themed activities can make learning both fun … Continue reading →
Introduction Balancing academics and relaxation is vital for children with Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD). A structured daily routine fosters productive learning and relaxation. It also helps children with SLDs thrive academically and maintain emotional well-being. This article provides some daily … Continue reading →
See Kindle Unlimited (Select) Books! Can you imagine having your ever-changing needs as a homeschooler met when it comes to books? Would you like to have unlimited access to books? Not to mention, kindle unlimited will help you to meet the reading needs … Continue reading →
Anxiety & Learning Disabilities This is an audio interview with Jenny. Jenny began homeschooling her son, who has Anxiety & Learning Disabilities, when he was in elementary school. Public school had proven to be a poor fit. Feel free to … Continue reading →
Interested in Homeschooling a Child with Learning Difficulties? I was interviewed about homeschooling a child with learning difficulties for a small business contest with Client Creatives. If you want to know why we homeschooled, then you might enjoy reading this … Continue reading →
Student Retention is one of the most popular practices for “helping” kids with dyslexia in schools. Unfortunately, student retention is a bad practice. It is NOT supported by research. Simply put, public schools commit gross failures to educate children with … Continue reading →
Need help with Parenting Skills? If you’re like I was, and you don’t have great parenting skills, you might find yourself screaming at your learning abled kid. You might feel frustrated, stressed out, or at your wits end when trying to … Continue reading →
If you want to homeschool your struggling, learning abled kid, How-To Homeschool Your Learning Abled Kid: 75 Questions Answered can answer many of your questions about how to get started and how to school your child at home. After a decade of helping more … Continue reading →
