Your homeschool roadmap to success!

Welcome to your comprehensive resources for back-to-homeschool!

It’s time to gear up for an enriching learning experience tailored to your child’s needs. Whether you’re a seasoned homeschooler or embarking on this journey for the first time, this collection of carefully curated articles has you covered.

In this post, you’ll find a wealth of valuable resources, insights, and practical tips to ensure your homeschooling adventure is successful and enjoyable for you and your child(ren).

Discover strategies for creating engaging lesson plans, fostering a supportive learning environment, and addressing the unique needs of neurodivergent and disabled learners.

“The most important work you and I will ever do will be within the walls of our own homes.” ~ Harold B. Lee

Considering Homeschooling

• The Benefits of Home Educating a Disabled Child
• What Classrooms Miss: The Benefits of Home Educating for Neurodivergent and Chronically Ill/Disabled Learners
• When a Parent Just Knows: Making the Decision to Educate at Home
• Lean Into Home Education: Making the Decision to Homeschool
• Can We Really Do This? Thoughts on Home Educating a Disabled Child
• Core Beliefs About Education
• Dismantling Authoritarian and Ableist Education Through Home Education

 

Planning for Homeschooling

• Planning the Home Education Year
• Back-to-School Planners
• 31 Days of Morning Circle Activities
• 31 Days of Pinterest Hacks 
• Gameschooling Neurodivergent and Disabled Learners
• Adapting Board Games for Neurodivergent and Disabled Kids
• Simple Systems for Organizing Homeschool Materials, Paperwork, and Student Work
• Plan With the End In Mind
• Ditching the Teacher’s Manual
• Pinterest is Not the Curriculum

 

Educational Strategies for Neurodivergent and Disabled Learners

• The Fine Line Between Remediation and Fostering a Child’s Differences
• Honing Passions: Using the Child’s “Fixation” as a Motivator for Learning
• Is Remediation in Your Home Education a Reflection of Your Child, or Internalized Ableism?
• Making Transitions Easy: Tips for Home Educating a Disabled Child
• Teaching to Traits, Not a Diagnosis

 

Motivation in Homeschooling

• The Message in the Resistance in Learning
• Drive Teaching by Addressing the “Why”

 

Philosophy of Homeschooling

• Why Do You Care About Homeschooling?
• Home Education as Personal Rebellion
• The Necessity of Deschooling
• Fostering Non-Judgement and Nourishing Compassion While Cultivating Freedom of Choice in Your Home
• Don’t Fall Prey to a System Within the Freedom of Homeschooling
• Does Balance Exist in Home Education?
• Lies Society Accepts About Education
• Society’s View of the Parental Role in Education
• Bypassing Systemic Barriers in Education

 

Progression in Homeschooling

• How to Know If a Child Is Progressing
• Meeting A Learner Where They’re At: Progress versus Performance
• Tools for Meeting A Learner Where They’re At: Using Educational Continua Instead of Standards