Confirming a Learning Deficit
Don't blindly accept actions taken on your child's behalf without demanding the evidence. read more
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Don't blindly accept actions taken on your child's behalf without demanding the evidence. read more
Phobias can be very difficult to overcome, but help is available. read more
Use of regular punishment (like being "on the wall" when others are playing) is unlikely to change a child's behavior in a positive manner. read more
Problems with reading comprehension/retention could be indicative of a learning disability or an attention deficit disorder. read more
Once you know the legal requirements, simply notify the school that your child will not be returning, and that you will be homeschooling him. This is ... read more
The cost to homeschool can be as little or as much as you choose. read more
Keep in mind that learning at home will be a big change for your child. Allow her ample time to make the adjustment. read more
Many school districts do pay for special-education services for homeschoolers. Other school districts are reluctant to do so. read more
Don't be afraid to turn off the TV! Limit time on the computer to half an hour. But don't force the reading issue or your child will rebel. read more
If your child currently has no outlet each day for his creativity, homeschooling can change that. read more
It's certainly possible to homeschool in the evening -- many parents do -- but where would your 13-year-old son be while you're at work? read more
Many teens in your position have left school and successfully completed their education. Your mom does not need a degree to homeschool you. read more
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