ADD Attention Deficit Disorder
Support, learning materials and advice about homeschooling ADD and ADHD children. Annotated Websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide.
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Adoption, Fostering, and Homeschooling
Homeschooling a child you adopted as an infant is no different than homeschooling your own children. The concern comes with the adoption of an older child, and their adjustment problems. Fostering brings its own set of problems, and social workers are involved.
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Blind Homeschoolers
Advice and resources for educating your vision impaired or blind child at home. Accessibility Technology Instruction Tips Social Networks Resources for Curriculum Accessibility Technology Macsome Audiobook Converter Mac Shareware $34.95. Convert purchased audio books to MP3 or AAC to play anywhere. The conversion is 5X speed fast, and output could be CD Quality. It’s…
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Concerns about Homeschooling
Cruising Homeschoolers
Now that we’ve lived aboard for almost seven years with our own kids, we are convinced. Boating families are together families. There is no doubt in my mind that our children are very different than their peers.
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Determine Your Children’s Learning Styles
Identify how your children are each intelligent in their own way through these free online inventories of learning styles. Parts is Parts – Intelligence Revisited AN A TO Z ARTICLE By David Albert. Most homeschoolers I know are partial to Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences. Teaching and Relating to Your Child’s Learning Style…
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Expatriates – Homeschooling Abroad
Resources for internationally mobile families considering homeschooling. Websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide.
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Homeschool Routines – YouTubes
I think you’ll get a kick how homeschooled kids, teens, and Moms each have entirely different views of a typical daily routines in their YouTubes.
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Homeschool Your Kindergartner
When you Homeschool Your Kindergartner, it is a time of exploring how the world works. Feature by your Homeschooling Guide. Dateline: 8/18/98 By Ann Zeise Many parents write me asking about what to buy to start homeschooling a 5 year old. I won’t give you a pat answer about curriculum for kindergartners because I do not…
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Homeschooling a Child with Dyspraxia
Tips for homeschooling your language impaired child. Dyspraxia websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide.
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Homeschooling a Deaf Child
Homeschooling a Dyslexic Child
Dyslexic children can thrive being homeschooled, but it helps to connect with others. Websites recommended by your A2Z Homeschool Guide. Free font to down load to help those with Dyslexia read on computer.
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Homeschooling Autistic Children
Homeschooling a child with Autism or Asperger’s Syndrome shows they can make remarkable growth with methods to meet the needs of Autistic children.
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Homeschooling because of Bullying at School
Don’t wait until you have done “all” the research, and gotten “all” the materials! You will always be researching homeschooling. You will always be buying interesting things for your child use for learning. Grab your child and run into homeschooling while he or she still has their mental and physical health!
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Homeschooling Children with Learning Disabilities
Homeschooling the Older, Adopted Child
While homeschooling is a wonderful option for all children, it may be the one thing that promotes lasting bonding, attachment and security with an adopted an older child.
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Homeschooling with Chronic Illness
Homeschooling with Chronic Illness, having a severe injury, natural disasters can seem undaunting challenges. Websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide. Beyond Surviving Homeschooling If you’re a Christian parent who lives with chronic illness and you have also been “called” to homeschool, you’ve found a place to call home. Homeschooling Children w/Chronic Illness This group…
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How Children Learn Best
Large Homeschooling Families
Having a large family can seem an undaunting challenge or a blessing when it comes to homeschooling successfully.
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LGBT and Homeschooling
Locating Gender-inclusive Homeschool Support Groups on A2Z A search on “gender” on my site will turn up support groups that proclaim themselves not to discriminate because of gender identity. If you know of a support group that is welcoming to LGBT parents and children, and it does not show up on this list, please…
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Military Homeschooling – Help for Homeschool Families in the Military
DoD Home Education Policies. Support for military families who homeschool. Demographics of Army families which homeschool.
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Rural Homeschooling on a Family Farm
Lessons from the Homestead Carol J. Alexander homeschooled her children since 1993, and raised much of their own food. She has a blog here, some eBooks she’s written, and a free newsletter of interest to homesteading homeschoolers. Pioneer Woman Homeschooling Ree homeschools her 4 kids on a working ranch, and loves to take photographs…
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Special Needs Homeschooling
Special needs children learn well being homeschooled. Resources here for support, legal assistance, curriculum, plans, and more.
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Teaching Tips for Homeschooling Parents
How to teach young children in a homeschool. Teaching tips, methods and ideas for teaching such things as spelling, creativity, English, science, writing, math in fun, creative lessons, using Bloom’s Taxonomy to improve their thinking processes. It isn’t hard for parents to learn the ways top teachers instruct. Drivers Ed AN A to Z…
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Thoughts & Hard Facts (Directory)
Accreditation of Homeschools? The controversy about qualifying homeschools. Accrediting agencies and FAQs about accreditation, especially concerning distance learning programs. Controversy There are a number of issues that homeschoolers like to debate. Demographics Reports of numbers of homeschoolers in various states and countries. Note that this is a work in progress, and never entirely accurate….
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Three Key Summer Safety Tips to Ensure Your Family’s Health
Safety must be a top priority for your family at all times, but you especially need to be cognizant of your family’s safety and wellbeing during the summer.
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Timeout Chair for Bad Homeschool Critics
Mom is mad at you! You have used poor logic to attack homeschool parents or students, and so you’ll just have to be sent to the Timeout Chair until mom decides to let you off! Public apologies help. U.S. Education Secretary King Open Letter to U.S. Education Secretary King Who Says Homeschoolers Would Be Better Off…
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Traveling Homeschoolers – Homeschooling while Traveling on the Road
Some families homeschool because they want to travel extensively by car, rv or boat. Come follow along!
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Working & Single Parents and Homeschooling
Being a working, single parent, or needing all adults to go to work can seem undaunting barriers to homeschooling, but with support you can do it.
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