Special Needs, Autism, Learning Disabilities
Life gets scary sometimes: here are tips for helping children after a crisis. Helping Children After a Crisis When children go through a crisis, they need special kinds of support. In my job as a counselor, I sometimes need to help young ones deal with crises. Our world seems to have so many catastrophes and crises happening.
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Homeschooling Reluctant Reader Teens
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Resources for Parents of Autism Spectrum Homeschool Teens
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Homeschooling teens with mental illness is often a good educational choice for difficult times. Here are tips for homeschooling these teens.
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Beginning homeschool high school with special needs learners? Here are some tips to help have a wonderful high school experience.
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Homeschool transcripts show high school years full of academics, electives, service, career exploration and more. Homeschool parents want a glittering record of awesome accomplishments in place by graduation. But failure is bound to happen sometime…somewhere…with something. Learn from Failure with Teens A teen may experience academic failure, but it’s just as likely to be failure to
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Homeschool attitude? A new academic year is under-way. Let’s take a moment to look at our homeschools. How are things going? Homeschool Attitude Do you feel like you’re still in that warm, fluffy, sunshiny part of the year…or are you feeling frustrated? Difficulties can strike unexpectedly in our homeschools. Regardless of how you are feeling about
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Here are 5 basics for homeschooling children with learning disabilities. 5 Basics for Homeschooling Children with Learning Disabilities I know by experience that homeschooling a child with learning differences or learning disabilities can be a challenge. One of my children had dyslexia, auditory processing disorder, and a bit of childhood ADD-inattentive. Fortunately for me I
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Here are tips for equipping your child to interact well with their special needs peers. Equipping Your Child to Interact Well With Their Special Needs Peers Parenting a child with special needs is no easy job, and I have the utmost respect for these parents. I also have the responsibility to equip my own kids
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