Homeschool Success Stories From Learning Abled Kids Do you think you have to be full of patience, totally organized, and super smart to successfully homeschool your children? NAAAAHHHHHH.. Ordinary moms, JUST LIKE YOU have enough patience, and smart enough to homeschool … Continue reading →
Our Homeschooling ADHD Gifted Education Journey My name is Sandy. I’m the owner of Learning Abled Kids and the Learning Abled Kids’ Support Group. This is my second Mom-to-Mom story in the series of homeschooling success stories. This is the story … Continue reading →
Homeschool to President’s List with 4.0 GPA Welcome to another one of our homeschooling special needs success stories. I’d like to introduce you to my long-time friend and active member of the Learning Abled Kids’ Support Group, Kellie. I’ve known … Continue reading →
If you’re looking for Inspirational Stories About Homeschooling, WE Have Them! If you’re specifically interested in SUCCESS-based inspirational stories about homeschooling kids with learning disabilities, check out our success stories from moms who have had GREAT results homeschooling. They are … Continue reading →
Wondering about Homeschooling Statistics : Who homeschools and Why? My Master’s Degree Project focused on home schooling children with specific learning disabilities. Below, are the homeschooling statistics stemming from polls listed on home schooling Listservs. These homeschooling statistics are regarding … Continue reading →
Home Education: How it CAN be the answer to your prayers! You CAN Homeschool Your Child, EVEN if he or she has learning disabilities, is twice exceptional or is a gifted learner. Here’s one of the questions I’m most frequently … Continue reading →
Are you Thinking about homeschooling? Let our Homeschooling Success Stories encourage you! In the Spring of my young son’s second grade year, he was BEGGING us to homeschool him. My older son had been in school for five years and … Continue reading →
Our Journey Overcoming Learning Disabilities I wasn’t sure if overcoming learning disabilities is possible, but I KNEW I must try for the sake of my son! An administrator had just barked at me in an IEP meeting: “He may never … Continue reading →
