Is the summer slide what you think? The summer slide, the phenomenon in which children lose months of academic progress over the break, is a real concern for many families who brace for it each year. But is the way we try to “fix” the summer slide (i.e., with extra...
Planning the year is best done in chunks. I like to break up the year into quarters or three-month blocks. To help you with this task, I have created a free handy academic and therapeutic planning guide. The booklet's purpose is to help you reflect on the learning...
Thematic units package learning for most subject areas into one neat box. One of the simplest, and dare I say, most enjoyable methods of planning the academic year is through themes. If you are tempted to purchase thematic units because you don’t have time to...
Does this sound like you: You’ve chosen to homeschool, you have all the curriculum/ program/ resource materials you need, but you’re at loss with guiding your child with one of his biggest issues: spelling. This article is a sample case study. It takes you through the...
Part 1 - Outline your beliefs Part 2 - Finding your child’s preferred "intelligence(s)" and learning style Part 3 - Choosing a learning style Part 4 - Locating the curriculum/program and finding resources Part 5 - Adapting/Modifying the curriculum Part 6 –...
Part 1 - Outline your beliefsPart 2 - Finding your child's preferred "intelligence(s)" and learning stylePart 3 - Choosing a learning stylePart 4 - Locating the curriculum/program and finding resourcesPart 5 - Adapting/Modifying the curriculumPart 6 – Mapping out the...
Here is what you may have missed so far: Part 1 - Outline your beliefs Part 2 - Finding your child’s preferred "intelligence(s)" and learning style Part 3 - Choosing a learning style Part 4 - Locating the curriculum/program and finding resources Part 5 -...
Once you have the preliminaries in place, you can begin planning the individual months. I suggest you get started with these articles first if you haven’t already: Part 1 - Outline your beliefs Part 2 - Finding your child’s preferred "intelligence(s)" and learning...
Part 1 - Outline your beliefs Part 2 - Finding your child’s preferred "intelligence(s)" and learning style Part 3 - Choosing a learning style Part 4 - Locating the curriculum/program and finding resources Part 5 - Adapting/Modifying the curriculum Part 6 –...
Part 1 - Outline your beliefsPart 2 - Finding your child's preferred "intelligence(s)" and learning stylePart 3 - Choosing a learning stylePart 4 - Locating the curriculum/program and finding resourcesPart 5 - Adapting/Modifying the curriculumPart 6 – Mapping out the...
Here is what you may have missed so far: Part 1 - Outline your beliefs Part 2 - Finding your child’s preferred "intelligence(s)" and learning style Part 3 - Choosing a learning style Part 4 - Locating the curriculum/program and finding resources Part 5 -...
Once you have the preliminaries in place, you can begin planning the individual months. I suggest you get started with these articles first if you haven’t already: Part 1 - Outline your beliefs Part 2 - Finding your child’s preferred "intelligence(s)" and learning...