Planning the Home Education Year

For families, caregivers, and teachers of disabled, chronically ill, and neurodivergent children.

Planning the home education year can be daunting.

You may find yourself searching online, looking through books, and wondering if you can do this. Whether this is your first year as a home educator or your last, rest assured that every parent and educator feels that stab of overwhelm at one time or another.

This is why I’ve put together a mini-series of things to think about, to ask yourself, and do to help you plan the year successfully.

Part 1 – Outlining your beliefs

Part 2 – Finding your child’s preferred “intelligence(s)” and learning style

Part 3 – Choosing an educational style

Part 4 – Locating the curriculum/program & finding resources

Part 5 – Modifying/adapting the curriculum

Part 6 – Planning the year

Part 7 – Mapping out the months

Part 8 – Planning the Week

Part 9 – Planning Your Day

Part 10 – Assessments & Evaluations