Education Tailored to Their Own Interests
We primarily unschool, which means child directed learning. My job is more to facilitate learning based on their interests and skill levels. We tailor each child's education to their own interests an…
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Homeschooling and Celiac Disease
We went through a homeschooling program from one of our local churches. They use the Abeka program. I really like this program, the workbooks are very colorful and hold my son's attention. He was ver…
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"I Want the Whole World to Be Her School"
Right now we are in the preschool years and we use a WONDERFUL & FREE website called Letter of the Week dot com among other support items like Kumon Workbooks and our community education programs and…
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Homeschooling for Deaf-Blind Child
Matthew has thrived at home with us providing an environment where he is stimulated to grow. Even with being non-verbal, he communicates through sign (ASL), hand-over-hand and pictures...or commonly …
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Homeschooling for Food Allergies and Eosinophilic Esophagitis
He has regained 5 lbs, he is happy. I wish people would stop talking so badly about homeschooling. I have homeschooled my daughter for the past for two years and she was a year ahead when she returne…
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Adapt Learning to Suit Your Child's Needs
We have tried multiple methods but are happily using an eclectic approach based on a classical learning style (from Living Books and Charlotte Mason) with some Montessori, self-directed unit studies …
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Homeschooling for NLD and Celiac Disease
We use Sonlight for reading, history, and geography. Teaching Textbooks for math. Easy Grammar and Spelling Power for English. For my oldest two, we use Apologia Science, and my youngest son does Son…
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Homeschooling Completely Changed Our Lives
We practice what we like to call relaxed homeschooling. We are fairly unschooly, but with a few "have to" things built in. We do use an online curriculum for the basics, and supplement with a bunch o…
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