Homeschooling Special Needs Students

Your child struggles to decode words they’ve seen before. Reading aloud is exhausting. Spelling seems random. You know they’re bright — their ideas are sharp, their imagination huge — but when it comes to reading or writing, they freeze. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Dyslexia is one of the most common learning differences, Read More

Homeschooling a child with ADHD isn’t just about flexible timetables and a distraction-free room. It’s about understanding how their brain works — and then building a learning experience around that understanding. If your child fidgets during lessons, blurts out answers mid-question, or struggles to follow a multi-step task, you’re not alone. These are common traits Read More

When your child has a learning disability or special educational need, homeschooling can feel like both a blessing and a burden. You love the flexibility. You want to meet them where they are. But some days, it’s hard to know if you’re doing enough — or doing it right. This is where a homeschool IEP Read More

You’ve chosen to homeschool because you believe it’s the best environment for your child. It gives you flexibility. Space. A chance to teach at their pace and on their terms. But what about the services they were getting — or would be getting — in school? Speech therapy. Occupational therapy. Counselling. Specialist assessments. These aren’t Read More