State department of education websites contain rules about homeschooling and special education. Whether you are advocating for your child or educating your child at home, your state’s department of education website can provide you with key information. Some states make … Continue reading →
Reprinted with permission by Girard Sagmiller I pray for the labeled child; That child who is gifted and talented. No longer can she be lazy and idle, So much more is expected Of those as gifted and talented as she. … Continue reading →
Sandy Cook is the founder of Learning Abled Kids. Sandy’s boys started out in public school. However, the school’s inability to effectively teach her son to read left Sandy and her husband feeling desperate for learning solutions. Sandy began seeking … Continue reading →
Home schooling a child with specific learning disabilities requires a lot of diligence, information, and resources. Since there more to homeschooling than figuring out how to overcome learning disabilities, I’m listing other homeschool websites for you too. Listed below are … Continue reading →
Homeschool Products listed below are presented for your information and consideration. They are products which have been brought to our attention through various channels, however we haven’t personally used these products and don’t really have any direct knowledge of the … Continue reading →
Homeschool Drivers Ed is needed to meet state or insurance requirements for Driver’s Education. In addition, children with learning disabilities often need time to absorb content. Self-paced, online Driver’s Ed or computer-based courses can be an ideal solution for homeschool … Continue reading →
Speech development issues are prevalent among children with dyslexia or other learning disabilities. You have several options for providing speech therapy at home. If you’d rather, public schools sometimes provide speech therapy services to homeschooled children. These services can help … Continue reading →
What are Graphic Organizers and Mind Mapping? Mind Mapping and Graphic Organizers are two ways for visually representing ideas. When your child is trying to organize ideas for a writing assignment or project, using one of these tools can help him … Continue reading →
Learning About Learning Styles and Strategies for Teaching is Important for Your Child’s Success There are four main learning styles and strategies according to the most popular learning styles model. The learning styles are auditory, visual, tactile, and kinesthetic. Your … Continue reading →
