If your child will attend or currently does attend a public school, ask a ton of questions – not just once, but on a regular basis. Public school is not...
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Monthly Archives: March 2015
If you have a child with special needs you know all too well how challenging meeting their needs can be. If you are spending your time negotiating with teachers, counselors,...
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While A User Guide To Parenting Doesn’t Exist, It’s Often The Little Things That Make The Biggest Difference Toward Success; Being There Listening To Your Child Loving Them Unconditionally All...
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Most parents who currently have children in the public school system will happily discuss the dismal state of public schools. But in a lot of cases, will make sure to...
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If you have a child with special needs, homeschooling is frequently the path that allows you to maximize your child’s potential and eliminate many of the negatives associated with special...
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If you ask veteran homeschoolers who have children with special needs what they would do differently, many will tell you that they wish they had homeschooled their child from the...
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For some, talking about homeschooling versus traditional school is like talking about politics and/or religion – it’s unlikely you are going to bring people from one side to the other....
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Success Is Ultimately Up To An Individuals Interpretation; When we stop teaching to the masses, and start listening to the individual, we will discover each child’s key to personal success....
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Giving Your Child Choices And Allowing Them To Make Their Own Decision, Can Be Invaluable To Their Growth; When children don’t want to do something you’re asking them to do,...
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