Special Needs Homeschooling

Looking for the Blog Hop?

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TweetSharePin0 SharesThe Blog Hop is a weekday only hop. There are 5 more days of it next week. Then the online Heart of the Matter conference! I will be speaking February 21 on Resistant Learners! This past week I started the Blog Hop off with a Giveaway! You still have plenty of time to sign up and get additional entries!… View Post

Blog Hop Day 3: Homeschooling with no energy

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TweetSharePin0 SharesI would like to share with you today why we are special needs homeschoolers. My children and I have a mitochondrial disease. What is mitochondrial disease? Here I’ll let the experts tell you. From United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation: Mitochondrial diseases result from failures of the mitochondria, specialized compartments present in every cell of the body except red blood cells…. View Post

TOS Crew Review: VocabAhead SAT Vocabulary: Cartoons, Videos, & MP3s

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TweetSharePin0 SharesVocabAhead SAT Vocabulary: Cartoons, Videos, & MP3s Price: book is $12.95 Format: Book with online link VocabAhead SAT Vocabulary: Cartoons, Videos, & MP3s is a book with a downloadable videos and MP3s to go with it. This book has 30 lessons with 10 words each. There is a review page at the end of the lesson. Each page shows… View Post

Blog Hop Day 1: Homeschooling is SENSE-sational

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TweetSharePin11 SharesHomeschooling has helped my children tremendously! I am blessed with all 5 children with sensory issues. Today we have a scheduled, productive, pleasantly calm home. Children that can be a handful but we can enjoy outings, going to relatives, and they are focused enough to learn. That was not always the case. Years ago the family lived a frustrated,… View Post

The BEST style to homeschool your special needs child!

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TweetSharePin0 SharesWhat is the best STYLE of homeschooling for a child with a learning disability? Should you go scheduled and highly regulated traditional approach? Should you let the child learn on their own time table and interest level? Should I get some interesting text books, unit studies, go all computer? What is the best way to help my child?! I… View Post