Neurodivergent students have many strengths! When celebrating the talents and creativity of neurodivergent children, look for ways to make it part of your homeschool Every student has a gift and sometimes it might or might not be an academic one. For our struggling...
Often when a student has dyslexia, the result of having a hard time learning to read can profoundly affect his self-esteem and motivation with academic work. Sometimes, school is hard for these children as well. Adding dyslexia to the equation just compounds this...
Dyslexia is a reading disability that makes learning to read difficult. It is characterized by difficulty with accurate word recognition, decoding, reading fluency, and difficulty with spelling. If you have a child with dyslexia, you know that the dynamic of school is...
At the heart of the struggle for the learner with ADHD is a deficit in organization skills. This struggle is daily, and it often spills into all aspects of life. As a parent, what can you do to help? Keep in mind that no matter how hard you try, you might not be able...
If you are homeschooling a dyslexic student, school can be challenging. It’s challenging but doable! Be sure to accommodate your dyslexic learner to set him up for maximum success. There are a few steps that will ensure that you are getting the most out of your...
Does your child need educational therapy? Is your parent-sense telling you something is wrong with your child’s learning? Listen to it! If your child is 9 years old or older and you don’t think he is reaching his full potential it might be time to have him...
