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Homeschooling
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Special Needs
Three Questions for Tomorrow
Three important questions:
1. What is autism?
2. If I have a child with autism, how do I best address his
needs?
3. If I don't have a close familial relationship with
autism, does it even affect me?
Autism Tomorrow would like to answer these questions (and a
few more) while at the same time, introducing you to a NEW,
ENGAGING and FREE (for S/H only) book entitled Autism
Tomorrow, The Complete Guide To Help Your Child Thrive In
The Real World. |
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Special
Needs Frequently Asked Questions
Homeschool.com welcomes
our newest homeschooling advisor, Jean Lanman.
Click here
to meet Jean Lanman. |
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Learning Styles Quiz
Whether you are a newcomer or a seasoned veteran (I won't
say "old-timer"), taking a learning styles quiz will help
you understand and build a curriculum around your children's
learning styles. As we all know, homeschooling is not just a
method of education, it's a lifestyle. We want our children
to become lifetime learners not only because it's a
wonderfully natural way to be, but because they will need
this if they are to keep up in this fast-changing world. The
best way to become a lifetime learner is to develop a
passion for learning. The best way to develop that passion
is to make learning fun, relevant and fascinating. |
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Honoring Their Special Needs Through Homeschooling
The beauty of
homeschooling is that it works to meet the needs of the
individual student. Because of this, homeschooling is an
excellent alternative for those students who are deemed
at-risk of not succeeding or not completing their education.
By recognizing the signs of at-risk students, parents and
educators can make extra efforts to support and enable these
students to succeed. |
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5 Tips To Help Homeschoolers Excel On Tests
We live in a test-crazy world
and for many homeschoolers, the test-taking season is upon
us. Many of you know Pat Wyman, affectionately known as
"America's Most Trusted Learning Expert." We have
interviewed Pat several times as part of our homeschooling
Teleconferences, so we thought we'd ask Pat if she had some
easy-to-implement tips that could help homeschoolers do well
on any state tests that they may be required to take. |
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