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 →
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 →
Are you looking for homeschool reading programs for a child who has dyslexia? This page will help you find good homeschool reading programs for overcoming your child’s dyslexia. It will also point you to general homeschool curriculum options, Free Homeschool … Continue reading →
14 PROVEN Orton Gillingham Reading Programs to Help You Overcome Your Child’s Dyslexia: If your child is falling behind in reading, then you probably need an Orton Gillingham reading program. While there are MANY great reading programs out there, many … Continue reading →
Is your child having a hard time learning which sounds each letter makes? It’s also called phonemic awareness. If so, I have some great tools for you. However, first it’ll help to understand how and why you need these tools. … Continue reading →
Ken Robinson On Early Childhood Education Issues One of my favorite people to follow in the educational world is Ken Robinson. He is a very intelligent and funny individual, and he shares meaningful insights about education with the world. I … Continue reading →
You are aawesome because you’re trying to help your child overcome learning disabilities. But do you believe you can create great learning success for your child? You CAN help your overcome learning disabilities by finding answers to these questions: What are … 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 →
My oldest child’s reading level jumped 3+ grade levels, from a 10th grade equivalent to a 13+ grade equivalent (college level) during our third year of overcoming dyslexia through homeschooling. Here are the programs and instruction we used during our … Continue reading →
