Today’s frequently asked question: “What’s the best curriculum for ADHD?” Dyslexia? Aspergers? Truthfully, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all curriculum for kids with ADHD. Kids with ADHD vary widely in their learning preferences and cognitive needs. SO, determining What’s the Best Curriculum for ADHD, … Continue reading →
YES! Learning ABLED Kids CAN Learn! Did you know being ABLE to learn is part of the diagnosis for having learning disability? A child must have an IQ in the low average IQ to a genius IQ range to be … Continue reading →
If your child is socially inept, you know how painful that can be for your child. The GREAT NEWS is: Social Skills Can Be Taught Buying this item here pays me a small commission (and keeps me here for you). … Continue reading →
The NCLB has a post of “questions that parents should address to ensure that their child’s learning and behavioral needs are being met” when considering homeschoolng, but I think the NCLB presents bias-based questioning against Homeschooling a Child with Learning … Continue reading →
Overcoming Dyslexia through Homeschooling was Easier Than We Expected! My name is Sandy, and I’m the owner of Learning Abled Kids and the Learning Abled Kids’ Support Group. I’m sharing our story of overcoming dyslexia through homeschooling as an encouragement … Continue reading →
Parent Support: The Story It happened again today. I always attribute it to God putting me in the right place at the right time to provide parent support to desperate moms. I was out running errands, and I had not … Continue reading →
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WHO needs to meet your child’s special needs when it comes to education? “My child is failing because the school isn’t doing their job,” parents often say. Do you think teachers consider it YOUR fault when your child fails to … Continue reading →
Is Homeschooling and Socialization a Problem? The underlying tone of many of the NCLD FAQs would lead you to believe you’ll be cheating your child of a proper education or socialization if you homeschool. Nothing could be further than the … Continue reading →
