Special needs children
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| Vol. 56, Prg. 21–25
November 29–December 3, 2004
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Should you homeschool your special needs child? While the answer depends on your unique circumstances, studies show that children with special learning needs achieve exceptional success through homeschooling. In the one-on-one, distraction-free learning environment, children can overcome challenges at their own pace and in their own way. And homeschooling allows special needs children to learn with the people that care most about their success—their parents. This week, Michael Farris discusses several important considerations for homeschooling special needs children, such as obtaining special services.
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What's involved in homeschooling a child with special needs? Our brochure details the steps to protecting your homeschool, addresses commonly asked questions, and includes a list of national organizations serving families with children with special needs.
Whether you want to stay abreast of homeschooling news and legislative issues, hear about the latest @home e-vent webinar, or get specialized help for teaching your high schooler—or struggling learner—or elementary student, HSLDA’s e-lert service has something valuable for you. Sign up here!
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