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Frequently Asked Questions About Children with Special Needs

Jean Munroe Lanman has over thirty years experience with "special needs students". She holds several teaching credentials and is a Learning Disability Specialist. Jean has an extensive background having taught grades K through college in public and private schools. She has instructed educators on the college level and continues to instruct teachers and parents in the most current methods of learning. Jean homeschooled one of her grandchildren and has been involved with homeschooling parents for many years. Abreast of all new technology she is in constant daily contact with students with special needs as Director of Lanman Educational Services offering Home School and Distance Learning opportunities using Expressways To Learning - Reading and Math Systems. Her approach includes meeting the needs of the student individually using a neurological technique, Auditory-Visual Impression Pairing, developed by Dr. Jack Hoes. Jean values the use of music, color and handwriting as important for the development of the learning pattern.

Honoring Their Special Needs Through Homeschooling

Our society respects adults who think differently and take risks to become our inventors, innovators, and entrepreneurs. Often these are people who discovered inborn talents through their interests, honing them until they became very good at something others either can't do or never thought to do. If we extended the same approval of unique thinking and nurturing of inherent talent in our children, would we persist in expecting them all to learn the same thing in the same way at the same time during their school years?

   

 

 
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