Homeschooling neurodiverse and high needs children has its own set of unique challenges. Getting through the day can be exhausting, with little left over for our partners. I sat down with relationship coach Rach Wilson to ask her about her work with parents of neurodiverse kids and see what suggestions she had to share with […]
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I had the pleasure of being interviewed on The Homeschool Advantage Podcast. Bex is an awesome host and we had a great time discussing all sorts of challenges homeschooling parents face and how to make homeschooling work for neurodiverse and high needs families. You can listen to the episode here: Afsaneh MoradianAfsaneh has been an
Tailored Education At Home What Works And What Doesn’t… Read More »
Whether you’re new to homeschooling or a veteran, you know that there are challenges that we face as homeschooling parents. In my book, Homeschooling Outside the Box: A Child-Centered Approach to Homeschooling I discuss some of the most common challenges that come up and some suggestions for how to deal with them. Here’s that chapter
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April is national poetry month and a wonderful opportunity to make poetry a part of your homeschooling. Poetry, especially for emergent writers, is a wonderful genre because the emphasis is on the art of writing, rather than rules and structure. Many homeschoolers struggle with writing, getting hung up on spelling and grammar. Poetry is freeing,
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It’s February, the month of love! Whether or not Valentine’s Day is your thing, it’s a lovely opportunity to remember to put love front and center when there are homeschooling frustration, meltdowns, and power struggles. One of the best ways for homeschoolers to feel loved, is to make them feel heard. As a homeschooling parent,
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