Did you know that a staggering 6.4 million U.S. children have been diagnosed with ADHD? That’s eleven percent of all American kids. Chances are you have or you know someone whose child has ADHD. For this second episode of Homeschooling
Presenting: Homeschooling Happy Hearts! We are introducing a new informative podcast on Homeschooling tips for families with special needs children. On this very first episode, we learn about our hosts, Dr. Kirkwood and Alena Strickland and get some introductory information
You’ve heard the question before: How do I get my child to become motivated? Being a homeschool parent is enough of a challenge. Motivating your kids to do their school work shouldn’t be. There are three key principles that will
Parenting a special needs child calls for heroic strength that few can imagine. Many parents, though, feel as if educating their special needs child should be done by “experts.” But who is a better expert on your child than you?
Though difficult to determine, it is believed that 15-20% of our entire population has some symptom of dyslexia. Often, this is a learning struggle that schools refuse to even call by name because it affects such a large percentage of
Instilling Biblical Values in Children by Homeschooling Many families decide to homeschool for many reasons. Perhaps it’s a learning difference that makes school ill-suited for their child. For others, it can be demanding work schedules for one of the parents,
Homeschooling one child can be a challenge for even the most organized of parents, but with every additional child, the difficulty increases. We want to give out children the attention they need, but also develop independent learning skills that will
The current state of traditional schooling with its high-stakes testing, early academics, bullying, and more is enough to make even the calmest child anxious. However, for a child predisposed to anxiety or suffering from a more severe anxiety disorder, this
Many parents find themselves unexpectedly homeschooling because their child received a diagnosis of having attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD. This diagnosis often comes after a child begins formal schooling, and they aren’t able to comply with the demands of a classroom
