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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
Your How To Homeschool FAQs Answered: For Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities or Twice Exceptional Abilities After a decade of homeschooling my own learning abled kids and consulting with other parents who are crying “Help!” I decided it was … Continue reading →
Programs for overcoming learning disabilities can help your child can learn. If your child is struggling with schooling, whether in public school or homeschooled, you can help him with a carefully selected, properly implemented program. You can pull information together … 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 →
